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Daguerreian Annual 1990-2015: a Complete Index of Subjects Daguerreian Annual 1990–2015: A Complete Index of Subjects & Daguerreotypes Illustrated Subject / Year:Page Version 75 Mark S. Johnson Editor of The Daguerreian Annual, 1997–2015 © 2018 Mark S. Johnson Mark Johnson’s contact: [email protected] This index is a work in progress, and I’m certain there are errors. Updated versions will be released so user feedback is encouraged. If you would like to suggest possible additions or corrections, send the text in the body of an email, formatted as “Subject / year:page” To Use A) Using Adobe Reader, this PDF can be quickly scrolled alphabetically by sliding the small box in the window’s vertical scroll bar. - or - B) PDF’s can also be word-searched, as shown in Figure 1. Many index citations contain keywords so trying a word search will often find other instances. Then, clicking these icons Figure 1 Type the word(s) to will take you to another in- be searched in this Adobe Reader Window stance of that word, either box. before or after. If you do not own the Daguerreian Annual this index refers you to, we may be able to help. Contact us at: [email protected] A Acuna, Patricia 2013: 281 1996: 183 Adams, Soloman; microscopic a’Beckett, Mr. Justice (judge) Adam, Hans Christian d’types 1995: 176 1995: 194 2002/2003: 287 [J. A. Whipple] Abbot, Charles G.; Sec. of Smithso- Adams & Co. Express Banking; 2015: 259 [ltr. in Boston Daily nian Institution deposit slip w/ d’type engraving Evening Transcript, 1/7/1847] 2015: 149–151 [letters re Fitz] 2014: 50–51 Adams, Zabdiel Boylston Abbott, J. H.; CDV by Adams, Abigail Brown (nee 2006: 88 2015: 171 Brooks) Adamson, Robert and John Abbot, Mary Susan Everett; L. Hale 1994: 84–85 1994: 164 d’type of Adams, Abigail Addis, Robert W.; Lancaster, PA 2014: 159 1994: 81 1990: 199 Aberration, lens Adams, Ansel 2006: 240 [pad-marked d’type] See: Lens aberration 1996: 175 Adelaide Gallery Abramson, Joan Adams, Ansel; on d’types 2004: 255, 259 1995:121 2014: 37 2007: 89 Abel, Henry I. Adams, Ansel; on pre–exposing Adolphe (Adolfo), Italian d’typist 2000: 45 film 2012: 85–87 2006: 164 2004: 91 Advertising cards. See Business Abolitionist Adams, Charles Augustus; dated cards 1999: 98 [d’type of] [June 1846] d’type of African American dress, clothing 2000: 79 [Samuel Painter], 2000: 103 2014: 10–33 [portfolio] 124–135 [Passmore Williamson] Adams, Charles Francis African Americans, d’types of 2002/2003: 27, 31–50 1994: 81, 84–85 1991: 152, 154 2011: 114–119 Adams, Charles Francis, Jr.; d’type 1994: 170–209 [portfolio] Abolitionists in Boston 1996: 111–114, 134, 140, 146, of 2014: 112 148, 267–268, 273–277 1994: 85 Aborigines, Australian 1997: 128 [fireman] Adams, Charles J. 2004: 35, 44 1999: 96 [w/ carpenter’s square] 1994: 74 2000: 169 Abresch, F.; d’type by Adams, George 2004: 217 [“Bant”], 218, 219 [AL 2012: 86 1992: 219 freeman] Académie des Sciences, Paris 1993: 155–156 2008: 159, 215, 223 2002/2003: 332 Adams, Henry 2009/2010: 18, 23, 32 [orderly], 2008: 89 175 [Odd Fellow], 262, 288, 290 1994: 81 Accelerators, quicks 2011: 60–61, 70, 114 [mulatto Adams, John Quincy 1998: 74, 165–174 children CDVs], 116 [mulatto], 1990: 9 [d’type by Haas] 194 [house servant] Accordion, d’type of boy w/ 1992: 189 [d’types of] 2013: 199 [ID’d, Mauma Mollie] 2009/2010: 301 1994: 52, 81, 247 2014: 13, 15, 16, 18–20, 22, 24, Ackermann and Co., publishers 1995: 23, 25–26, 33, 36, 37 26–30, 279 1999: 29–33 1997: 12 African American, d’type of man 2007: 46 Ackermann, Rudolph (Rudolf) taken full-length in room 1999: 29–33 Adams, John Quincy; d’types of 1994: 209 2005: 153 1990: 9 [Haas] 1994: 84 African American orderly, ambro. Acropolis of 2012: 81 1995: 23 [d’type & litho.], 24 1997: 13 [S&H copy of Haas] 2009/2010: 32 Actor, d’type of African American w/ white ward or 1996: 217 [Shakespearean] Adams, John 1994: 81 charge; d’type of 2007: frontis [standing, Shake- 1994: 185, 206 spearean] Adams, MA; d’type from 2009/2010: 18, 288 2015: 51 [after the hunt], 239 1992: 219 2013: 221 Alcott, Bronson Allen, C. V. 2014: 16, 19, 22, 27 1997: 1 1990: 189 2015: 81 [& white man] Alcott, Louisa May Allen, Edward L. African American, AL warning not 2015: 229 2005: 54, 59 to make d’types of, lynch 2004: 218 “Alexander”, d’type by Allen, Henry R. 2013: 63 [sign on table] 1993: 38 Aged sitters, per Rinhart; w/ d’type Alexander, Abel Allen, John B., d’type of example 2014: 38 1993: 189 2011: 27 Alexander, Adolfo Allen, Louisa Massie; AL d’type of Agnew, Genl. 1993: 21, 23, 29 2004: 221 1995: 218 Alexander, Charles G.; CA 49er, Allen, Mr. Aguiar, Desiderio 1993: 217–18 1993: 16 d’type of 1993: 175 Allen, W.G. Russell Alabama 1995: 248 1996: 116, 159 Alexander, Francis 1995: 37 Allen, William; of Ohio; engrav. Alabama, two 1840 d’types 2004: 201 Alexander, J. C.; Melbourne portrait in Democratic Review d’typist 2008: 37 Alabama daguerreotypists 2015: 208 Allevy Brothers, w/ d’type by 2004: 199–253 Alexander, John H.; 49er; d’type of 2005: 234–236 Alabama photographers; table and 2004: 110 Allis, Sebastian D.; Mexican War checklist for 1839–1861 Alexander, John Park; surveyor; 1993: 84–90 [w/ d’type of] 2004: 236–253 d’type of Alpha Lyrae, star Alabama, d’type scenes 2004: 144 2000: 5 2004: 216 [Madison Cty. Court- Alfred of New London, CT; schoo- house], 217 [Union Female Col- Alpha Lyra, d’typeby Whipple ner used by 49ers 2002/2003: 283 lege] 2012: 40–47 2011: 170 [rural] Alsatian-related d’types; French Alice, Princess, d’type of 2015: 17 [scene of chalet, w/ Alabama studios checklist 2008: 78 2004: 236–253 priest], 76 [wine official] Alinari, Leopoldo Alschuler, Samuel Alabama photographers 1992: 180 2004: 236–253 2005: 86–89 [w/ photo of] Alishan, Serovpe, antiques dealer; Albany Medical College Alstine, Dr. Van d’type of 2015: 43 See: Van Alstine, Dr. 2013: 230–231 Albany Picture, of John Brown Amazon River and C. D. Fredricks Alison, Alexander & Jane; New 2002/2003: 35 2002/2003: 300 Zealand, d’type of Albion, The (NYC); 1839 review of Amberton & Co. 2015: 206 1996: 16 d’typy Alison, Archibald 2015: 111 Ambrecht, James 1997: 14, 19 1992: 26 Albornoz, Carlos Dario; modern All the Year Round 1996: 176, 261 Argentina d’typist 2001: 118 2005: 199–213 [portfolio] Ambrotype Allegheny City, PA 1996: 18, 104, 142, 147 Alcohol, d’types re. drinking 2006: 195 1997: 73 1996: 164 2015: 143 [d’typist] 1998:107 [taking pledge] AMC (Archive of Modern Conflict) 2009/2010: 45 [men, ambro.] Allegheny County fair, 1856 exhibi- Toronto 2012: 247 tion 2012: 11– 39 2013: 265 [scary drunk & son], 2015: 145–146 American Amateur Photographer 266 Allen, C.V, & Co. 1998: 248 American Annual of Photography American Repertory of Arts, Sci- Anderson, John A.; Lambertville, 1998: 248 ences & Manufacture NJ American Antiquarian Soc. 1996: 77 1998: 71–86 2013: 87–91 1998: 248 2009/2010: 88, 99 “American Characteristics: The American Repertory Anderson, John A.; d’types by Daguerreotypist” Godey’s 1996: 78, 82 1998: 72, 73, 75, 76–82, 83 [home 1997: 138–145 American Review: A Whig Jour- of], 84 [Lambertville, NJ scene] American Civil War; and Pitts- nal; portfolio of engravings of Anderson, Lt. James W.; d’type of burgh artists famous persons 2002/2003: 176 2015: 146 2009/2010: 140–171 Anderson, Kate; Lambertville, NJ; American Colonization Society Ames & Sons, Oliver; gold rush d’type of [Liberia], w/ thirty d’types tools 1998: 80 1996: 264–278 2015: 44–45 Anderson, Mary L.; Lambertville, American Daguerre Association Ames, Alvah; broadside NJ; d’type of 1992: x, 53–57 114: 79 1998: 76–79 1997: 63, 68 Amezagas, Felix Anderson, Mr. 2013: 76 1994: 67 1995: 217 American Daguerreian Art, Amezagas, Felix, & Benito Cuenze Anderson, S. Rinhart’s 1994: 67 1993: 39 2011: 21 Amherst College Anderson, William Patrick, Jr.; American Daguerreotype, The 1990: 7–13 [collection] Cobb County, GA; d’type of 1997: 235 1996: 1 2002/2003: 77 2001: 140 Amputee; d’type of Andrews, Frederick Winchester; American Hand Book on the Da- 1998: 115 New Bedford, MA, d’typist guerreotype 2011: 204 [in uniform] 2000: 209–212 [w/ CDV of] 1997: 226 Amy, George Andrieux, J. V. 1997: 63 2005: 236 2001: 19 1995: 105 Andrieux, Jean Victor American Heliographic Associa- Anatomy model, d’type of lecture 2015: 43 2005: 234 tion 1992: 53 Anatomy and Philosophy of Expres- “Angel wings” on seated child, 1997: 68 sion, The d’type of 2011: 200 American Heritage 2001: 103 1998: 248 Anaya, Stephen R. Angell, Daniel 1999: 22 2009/2010: 72 1995: 130 American Journal of Photography Anchor pin on uniform, d’types w/ Angostura and C. D. Fredricks 1996: 74, 83 2002/2003: 243, 244, 245, 247, 2002/2003: 299 1998: 246, 248 248 Annable, George Oliver American Journal of Science and 2009/2010: 30 1995: 130 Arts Andera, Jo Ann Annali Civili 1997: 63 1994: 44 2000: 143 2004: 202 Anderson & Bickel; Galveston, TX; Annotated d’types; w/ notes / clip- American Journal of Science d’type by pings 1996: 72 2014: 258 2006: 12–14 1998: 248 Anderson, Eliza; Lambertville, NJ; Annual of Scientific Discovery American Miniature Case Art, d’type of 1997: 63 Rinhart’s 1998: 81 Anson 1996: 36 Anderson, Hugh S.
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