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Abler, Timothy G. 6801 N. Yates Rd., Milwaukee,
Wisc. 53217. home phone: 414-410-4107, affiliation: Cardinal Stritch University,
institutional address: 6801 N. Yates Rd Milwaukee Wisc. 53217. business phone:
414-410-4107, fax: 414-410-4239, web url: tabler@acs.stritch.edu email:
tga@execpc.com 20th century Documentary Lewis Hine-current 7/20/1998
Abraham, Terry. Special Collections, University
of Idaho Library, Moscow ID 83844-2351. Phone:208-885-7951, Fax:208-885-6817,
e-mail: tabraham@uidaho.edu Idaho photography and photographers; Portraits of
Nez Perce Chief Joseph 10/27/1995
Agusta, Anna Anggadewi. anggadewi@telkom.net
home phone: +62 (021) 574 77 24 affiliation: NATA INDONESIA institutional
address: Jln. Danau Toba A/47 A. Pejompongan, Jakarta -10210, INDONESIA,
business phone: +62 (021) 574 77 24 web url: http://www.dewaruci.cakraweb.com,
email: anggadewi.dewaruci@cakraweb.com Nature Photography 6/30/2000
Ahov, Yuri. email: ahuny@mail.ru old Russian
cameras. 4/17/1999
Alexander, Abel. César Malnatti 1235, San
Miguel, Buenos Aires, Argentina. voice: 54 11 46640180,
www.geocities.com/abelalexander, e-mail: abelalexander@yahoo.com.ar XIX Latin
American photography historian. Looking for information on Adolf Alexander,
German daguerrotypist active in Hamburg, Hammeln, Chile and Argentine. Also
information about Robert H. Vance in Latin America and data about Abate Compte,
onboard daguerrotipist at L\'Orientale, a french flag ship (in 1840). Member of
the Iberoamerican Society of Photography History and member of the Board of
Congress of History of Photography in Argentina. Any inquiries about the
Congress is welcomed. My URL is www.geocities.com/abelalexander 6/4/2004
Alexander, Stuart. 333 Warren Street, #3-R,
Brooklyn, NY 11201-6412, tel/fax: 718.797.0441, email sra@rcn.com 19th, 20th,
and 21st century; photography and the book; photography and cinema. Areas of
extensive research: Brassai; Robert Frank (including compiling a catalogue
raisonne); Josef Koudelka; International photography, 1945-1960; photojournalism
1920s-1960s. 9/3/2001
Alfan. jl mentaok raya 5 yo. home phone:
(0274)370719, email: chiicooo@usa.net history of digital photography
12/31/2000
Allen, William. Department of Art, Arkansas
State University, PO Box 1920, State University, AR 72467. e-mail:
wallen@astate.edu home page: http://www.clt.astate.edu/wallen Photographs as
evidence, Atget, digital manipulation of art images for clarification of
composition (http://www.clt.astate.edu/wallen/digits), maintenance of this
directory 6/2/2002
Allison, Jeffrey. 2800 Grove Avenue, Richmond,
VA 23221. voice: 804/367-0880, fax: 804/367-9393, e-mail:
jallison@vmfa.state.va.us Photography Educator and Coordinator of Statewide
Programs for the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. Interests in the history of
photography: 19th and 20th century photography with special emphasis on Edward
Weston, photography and the myth of the American wild west,and on the use of
artifical light in photography. 7/20/1998
Allison, Thomas G. 5612 Bonita Vista Way # 109,
Tampa, FL 33617. voice: 813-868-0641, e-mail: photofind@att.net I began over 33
years ago collecting photographs as a hobby. I have visited most of the 50
states and several foreign countries. During m travels, I have had opportunities
to collect a wide assortment of photographs at antique stores, flea markets,
estate sales, yard sales, etc. My collection ranges from Daguerreotypes to
today’s type photos. These photographs are of average families; farmers, common
workers and people like you and me! 11/9/2000
Alschuler, William R. (Prof.). 50 Delano Ave.,
San Francisco, Ca. 94112. voice: 415-337-6475, fax: 415-337-5250, e-mail:
walschulr@hotmail.com I am the science faculty in the School of Critical
Studies, California Institute of the Arts. My areas of interest are 19th century
photography, with special interest and expertise in Lippmann photography and the
birth of color photography. Also the practice and history of holography. Also
image permanence. Looking for early color images for an exhibition I am
curating. Also images of the Universal Paris Expo of 1900. 4/17/1999
Altenburger, Alfred. München, Germany, 81677.
e-mail: alfred.altenburger@t-online.de 19th century orientalist photography,
biographies, history of studios, photographic manufacturing, 19th century travel
photography, early photography in the Near East (Sebah, Bonfils, Frith, Zangaki,
Lekegian, Lehnert & Landrock...). 9/3/2001
Alterman, Esteban. 22 YOSEF RIVLIN, JERUSALEM,
91017. voice: 972-2-6291005, fax: 972-2-6291050, e-mail: jrep@attmail.com
Photography in the Holy Land since 1839 12/12/1997
Alvarez, M. Mexico City. e-mail:
miunic@hotmail.com I need information about Hugo Brehme, the German
photographer who worked in Mexico. I am looking for facts about his life. I am
also looking for information about three pictures he took in 1910. If anyone
knows something about Breheme, I would send him the images by e-mail. I
appreciate a lot any kind of help. 6/30/2000
Anderson, Hilary. New Hampshire Historical
Society, 30 Park Street, Concord NH 03301. voice: (603) 226-3189 x 205, fax:
(603) 228-6308, e-mail: Nhhsmus@aol.com Researching photographer Henry P. Moore
(bn. Goffstown, NH 1835-d. Buffalo, NY 1911)) for an upcoming exhibition at the
New Hampshire Historical Society/Museum of New Hampshire History. 4/17/1999
Andrade, Joaquim Marcal Ferreira de.
PROFOTO/Project Director, Fundacao Biblioteca Nacional, Av. Rio Branco, 219,
20.040-008 Rio de Janeiro RJ, Brazil. Phone: (55-21) 262-8255 ext. 223/313, Fax:
(55-21) 220-4173, e-mail: joaquim@ars.bn.br general history of photography,
with stress in Brazil and Latin America, nineteenth century photographic
technology 10/17/1995
Andrés, Ismael. ismaeland@hotmail.com home
phone: 626045408, affiliation: University of Malaga (Spain) Theory,
contemporary, aesthetics, Spanish photography 1/9/2001
Annear, Judy. The Art Gallery of NSW, Art
Gallery Rd, Sydney NSW 2000. voice: 02-92251757, fax: 02-92216226, e-mail:
judya@ag.nsw.gov.au twentieth century Australian and international photography.
Specifically Bauhaus, Surrealist, Japanese modernist photography and
contemporary photography. Currently working on a major exhibition of 20th
century international for the year 2000 which will deal with ideas to do with
the experience of memory and time in relation to the photographic image. A nodal
point for the exhibition be the masquerade and mortality. 3/7/1998
Archi, Paolo. Mameli 2, Florence. e-mail:
archi3@supereva.it modern history and italian neorealism 6/2/2002
Arcos, Santiago Suarez Mujica 891 depto. 40,
Santiago, Chile. voice: 239 6761, e-mail: santiagoarcos@bluemail.ch History and
Conservation 6/2/2002
Arellano, Victor. Guayaquil. e-mail:
victorhugoarellano@yahoo.com; vhap_br@yahoo.com.br history of photography de
Guayaquil, Ecuador. I have a big archive on Guayaquil. 11/8/2000
Arican, Melih. Anadolu University, Iletisim
Bil. Fak. 26470 Eskisehir/ TURKEY. home phone: +90-222-249-0920, affiliation:
Lecturer, fax: +90-222-320-4520, email: marican@anadolu.edu.tr photojournalism
2/6/1999
Arnold, Bruce W. personal address: 94 Summer
Street. home phone: 508 867 7765, affiliation: EverColor Fine Art. institutional
address: North Brookfield, MA 01535. business phone: 508 867 7765, web url:
http://users.hey.net/~barnold email: barnold@hey.net Studio, Commercial,
Portrait, Landscape, Traditional and Digital Imaging 7/20/1998
Aronson, Geoffrey. P.O. Box 550644,Atlanta, GA
30355. phone: 404-851-2793, affiliation: Brenau & American Intercontinental
Univs. email: geaaronson@yahoo.com PhotoLeague, New Topographics and 70's
photography. Primarily landscape, urban and natural 2/6/1999
Arpadi, Allen G. SLCC @ FP, 5600 Oakland Av,
St.Louis, MO 63110. url:
http://www.stlcc.cc.mo.us/fp/photography/photography1997/textfolder/index.htm
email: alarp@AOL.com portraiture, Halsman, Photo education 7/24/1999
Artigas, David. Benjamin de Tudela , 30 3B
Pamplona 31008 Spain. home phone: 948-277928, affiliation: School of Arts, Amaya
27 31004 Pamplona Spain. email: dart@ctv.es Photojournalism 2/6/1999
Asquini Claudio. Via Serenelle, 12, 20033
Desio, Milan, Italy. voice: +39 347 2775411, e-mail: asquinet@tin.it Russian &
Soviet cameras collector. Working for catalogation of FED 1 models (pre- &
post-war); ZORKI 1; KIEV II, III, IV. Interested in exchanging every kind of
information, details, etc. with other collectors. Interested in other rare
models, too (TSVVS, Sport, Voomp, Fag, etc.). My URL is
http://www.geocities.com/RodeoDrive/8595 3/7/1998
A-Wing Mail Art Wall. P.O. 756, Northport, NY
11768, e-mail: awing@northport.edu Pinhole/ mural prints/ hand colored
photographs 7/20/1998
B. Márquez, Miguel Mar Caspio, 4 - 7º B, 41009
- Sevilla. voice: +34 609 013 015, e-mail: miguelbmarquez@yahoo.es Graduated in
Sciences Information and PhD in Journalism. General Supervisor and Lecturer in
the "Photographics Archives Expert Course" for Graduates students, at Seville
University. Co-founder and Secretary of the "Society for the History of Spanish
photography". I am interested in the 19th century History of Photography and the
Old Process, their Preservation, Conservation and Restoration. In the same way,
I am working on the Analyse of Photographic Message Manipulation. 5/3/2003
Badia-Villaseca, Sara Calle Aquitania, 25C,
ático B, 28032 Madrid. Tel: 91 760 10 63 , E-mail address: sbadia@wanadoo.es
Nineteenth-century photography in China (particularly Hong Kong and Shanghai);
Rafael Castro´s work and the "Comisión del Pacífico" Expedition (1862-1865)
photographs; Jean Laurent; ninteenth-century photography and science
12/27/2003
Bagley, Harry E. Harry E. Bagley Books, Ltd.
Phone:506-459-3034, Fax:617-531 2094, Web address www.bagbooks.com E-Mail
bagbooks@rogers.com Stereos, cabinet cards, carte de visite, topographical
photographs, books on photography, especially interested in photographs of
Japan, Central Asia, SE Asia, 19 C Canada, America 11/6/2006
Bailey,Gareth. 4 trewyddfa common, neath Rd,
morriston Swansea. e-mail: Gareth@bailey2.freeserve.co.uk welsh photographers
19th century pioneers of photography 3/4/2000
Baker Gail. 7670 B Douglas Hwy., Juneau, voice:
907-586-4125, e-mail: hisbuf18@hotmail.com I am intersted in photograghs taken
by a Herman a Darms .Locations Yukon,San Francisco,Napa Calif,Coalville Navada.
Dates between 1898 to 1945. 3/10/2004
Baker, Chuck. Voorstadslaan 69, 6541 SJ
Nijmegen. e-mail: chuck9toe@aol.com Kodak Brownie cameras. I operate The
Brownie Camera Page at: http://members.aol.com/chuck02178/brownie.htm 3/4/2000
Baker, James, E. Rochester, NY Pre-electronic
cameras 8/31/2003
Baldvinsdóttir, Inga Lára. National Museum of
Iceland, Department og Photography and Prints, Lyngási 7 210 Garðabæ, Iceland.
voice: 00-353-5302280, fax: 00-354-530-2281, e-mail: ibaldvin@natmus.is
Photography in Iceland from 1846-1946. Conservation of Icelandic photography.
4/17/1999
Baldwin, Gordon. 1200 Getty Center Drive, Suite
1000, Los Angeles, CA 90049-1687, voice: 310 440 6589, fax: 310 440 7743,
e-mail: GBaldwin@GETTY.EDU Nineteenth century photography in Britain, France,
and North America. More specifically Gustave Le Gray and Roger Fenton.
3/26/1997
Ball, David. 1123 Wembley Rd., Greenville, SC
29607. Phone: 803- 458-9395, Fax: 803-235-2866, e-mail: dave_ball@ix.netcom.com
Eclectic. Continuing areas of interest include large format landscape, Siskind
and Callahan, Penn, pictorial (esp. photo secession), Latin American (esp. Flor
Garduno), 19th and 20th Western and Southwestern (e.g. O'Sullivan, Curtis,
Gilpin), dance (esp. Lois Greenfield). 1/17/1996
Ballerini, Julia . 467 Central Park West, Apt.
10A, New York, NY 10025-3886. Phone: (212) 316-9175, Fax: (212) 316-0001,
e-mail: jcb212nyc@aol.com 19th-century traval photography, contemporary social
documentary. 9/3/2001
Ballou, Art. 153 e palmetto park rd # 132, Boca
Raton, Fl, 33432, voice: 15612722991, fax: 15613916610, e-mail:
artballou@hotmail.com "camera work" publication( early 1900's) and it's
contributors 12/15/1996
Barker, F. L. 24 Driebergseweg, 3708 JC ZEIST
15 Lucas Bolwerk, Utrecht 3512 EH, the Netherlands. Voice: 0031 306914375,
e-mail: barkerfo@tref.nl Looking after a private collection, mainly of Dutch
photographs of topographical interest (1860 - 1920), but also cdv's of Dutch
(and Belgian) photographers. Try to find more material of Dutch (or Belgian)
origin all over the world, also larger formats and stereoviews. Anybody who has
material or want to exchange information about photography in the latter part of
the 19th century is welcome to phone, write or e-mail! . 2/25/2000
Barker, Geoff. Macleay Building A12 University
of Sydney, Sydney New South Wales 2006. voice: 9351 4200, fax: 9351 5646,
e-mail: gbar6228@mail.usyd.edu.au South Pacific Colonial photography,
Australian/New South Wales cultural history 11/8/2000
Barone, Paul T. Culver City, CA. affiliation:
UCLA External Affairs, business phone: (310) 794-2915, fax: (310) 209-4221, web
url: http://www.boxcameras.com email: pbarone@support.ucla.edu I actively
collect & research box and detective-style cameras from the late 1800s, with a
recent leaning toward exposed wood models, or any of the following
manufacturers: Scovill, E. & H.T. Anthony, Simon Wing, Blair Camera Co. I also
collect early darkroom items and am currently compiling an image database of
early photo advertising. From a historical standpoint, I am more interested in
the science of how an image came to fruition than the subject of the image
itself. 11/10/2000
Barr, Peter. 1247 E. Siena Heights Drive,
Adrian, MI 49221. voice: 517 264-7863, fax: 517 264-7739, e-mail:
pbarr@sienahts.edu Berenice Abbott's Paris portraits and views of New York City
and Abbott's relationship with Eugene Atget. 4/25/2002
Barrar, Wayne. School of Design, Wellington
Polytechnic, Wellington. voice: 64 4 801 2794 extn.8666, e-mail:
wayne_barrar@design.wnp.ac.nz Photography in New Zealand and Pacific esp. c19
landscape. Work of Daniel Louis Mundy ca.1860/70. Early photographically
illustrated books. 7/20/1998
Barrie, Sandy. 55 Creek St, Bundamba, Qld,
Australia, 4304. home phone: 38160341. institutional address: 55 Creek St,
business phone: 38160341, email: sandy_barrie@optusnet.com.au Australian,
English, Scottish & Welsh Photographers 7/20/2003
Barrionuevo, Isabel plaza de las cortes, 9,
leon, españa. e-mail: isabelbarrionuevo@ozu.es history of photography in spain
9/14/2003
Barroso,Carlos, Mr. personal address: Av.
Atlbntica 434 apt:202 CEP 22010-000 Rio de Janeiro Brazil. home phone:
00550212777101, affiliation: ABAF-Art Photography Brazilian Association,
institutional address: Rua Assis Bueno 30 CEP 22280-080 Rio de Janeiro Brazil,
business phone: 00550215416949 web url: http://www.abaf.art.br email:
cbarroso@bndes.gov.br Daguerreotype,19th. century photography, Nadar, Man Ray,
Latin American Photography. 4/17/1999
Barry, Glen. PO Box 165, Somers, NY 10589.
email: glenbarry@hotmail.com History of photographic technology, such as films,
film speeds, chemical formulations, developers, grain structures, color
processes 11/10/2000
Bartholomew, Ed Curator & Kumar, Amba,
Assistant Curator, National Railway Museum, Leeman Road, York, Y02 4XJ ENGLAND.
Phone:01904 621261 EXT.244, Fax: 01904 611112, e-mail: a.kumar@nmsi.ac.uk The
NRM photographic archive comprises over one million images, combining both
official and private material to give a comprehensive coverage of the operation
of Britain's railways from the 1860s to the present day. The official
collections, whic 1/31/1996
Baryla, Bruce. e-mail: bruce@ciociola.com I am
interested in the use of tax stamps on photographs during the American Civil
War. My online exhibit on the subject: www.pipeline.com/~ciociola/baryla
4/17/2001
Bassett, DJ. 880 Clark Road, Santa Barbara, CA
93110. fax: 805-569-1634, e-mail: dbassett@west.net Interested in the
photographic studies of rural life and culture in Illinois, Livingston County
and Saunemin Township from mid-ninteenth century to mid-twentieth century. Also,
anthropological & archaeological studies of the Canaliño/Chumash Native
Americans of the Central Coast of California, and their rock paintings. San Luis
Obispo, Santa Barbara and Ventura counties. Also have been studying the rock art
of the Torrey Lakes and Dinwoody Canyon areas of central Wyoming. 4/17/1999
Basso, Catarina. rua Formosa, 24 2, 4000 Porto.
voice: 02.577900, links between photography and painting 7/20/1998
Batchen, Geoffrey. Dept of Art and Art History,
University of New Mexico, Albuquerque NM 87131-1401. voice: 505 - 277 2031, fax:
505- 277 5955, e-mail: gbatchen@unm.edu Interests: the invention of
photography, early nineteenth-century photographs, contemporary photography,
cyberculture, vernacular photographies, critical theory. Publications: Burning
with Desire: The Conception of Photography (MIT Press, 1997).Occupation:
Associate Professor in History of Photography, UNM 8/13/1997
Baty, Laurie A. 4425 Underwood Street,
University Park, MD. voice: 301 779-4326, e-mail: lab0254@aol.com 19th century
Washington, DC, photographic studios; Philadelphia Daguerreians (to 1850);
turn-of- the-century Baltimore pictorialists. I am the editor of Views, the
Newsletter of the Visual Materials Section of the Society of American Archivists
and a former editor of The Daguerreian Annual. The latter is indexed/abstracted
by the Getty's Bibliography on the History of Art and by ARTbibliographies
Modern. 9/4/2003
Baxter, Joe. 508 Rogers DR., Macon,GA.31204.
voice: 912-741-7722, e-mail: jbaxter232@aol.com civil war-in the south
1/10/1997
BAYHAN, Mehmet. PK-39 . Besiktas .. 80692 -
Istanbul .. Turkiye. home phone: 212 - 261 03 86. affiliation: Yildiz Technical
University, institutional address: Yildiz Teknik Univ. 80750 - Besiktas ..
Istanbul. business phone: 212 - 261 03 86, fax: 212 - 236 41 80, web URL:
yildiz.edu.tr email: bayhan@yildiz.edu.tr General. Turkish Republic..
9/14/2003
Beale, Amen. 3450 Sacramento Street, San
Francisco, CA 94118. voice: 415-252-1489, e-mail: amenbeale@yahoo.com 19c Japan
& Europe. 11/10/2000
Beam, Jason C. home phone: 406-590-4684,
affiliation: Jason Beam Studios. web URL: http://www.jasonbeamstudios.com email:
info@jasonbeamstudios.com 1950-1960 Press/Wire Photography (All North American
News Services) 9/14/2003
Beasley, Joe H. 102 S Spring St., McMinnville,
TN 37110. voice: 931-473-8226, e-mail: bhbphotos@charter.net web url:
http://bhbphotos.tripod.com Preservation of photographs make by the early
Tennesse women photographers Anthia Brady Hughes and Willie Hughes Ref.
Tennessee Historical Marker 2E68 3/5/2005
Becker, Wm. B. voice: (248) 543-7777, fax:
(248) 543-7711, e-mail: director@photographymuseum.com Collector, Lecturer,
Writer, Curator, Consultant. Website, The American Museum of Photography
(http://www.photographymuseum.com ) Images for exhibition, broadcast and
publication provided from collection of approximately 5000 original photographs
from first 75 years of the medium, daguerreotypes to autochromes. Co-author
(with John B. Cameron), "Photography's Beginnings: A Visual History" (U. of New
Mexico Press, 1990), which features nearly 200 images from the collection.
Author, "Brady of Broadway" 2/6/1999
Behr, Gary L. CPC. Expressive Images Studio,
6717 Odana Road, Madison, WI 53719. Phone: (608) 833-4994, Fax: (608) 833-6728,
e-mail: geebear@midplains.net Museum / Archivally certified copy and
restoration of heirloom images 7/1/1997
Beier, Warren. 6900 Sandusky Blvd.,
Harrisburg,NC,28075. e-mail: wbeier@ctc.net 19th and early 20th century types
of photography and photographers 3/7/1998
Belal, Ahmed. 4 nagaty st, Tanta, Gaharb,
31111. voice: 010-1481161, e-mail: ahmedbelal@usa.net Assistant lecturer in the
Faculty of Applied Art, Branch of Photography. I'm preparing a masters degree on
the photography art movement and its relation to modern art movements
12/31/2000
Bell, Lesley. Brock University, Department of
Film Studies, Dramatic and Visual Arts, St. Catharines, Ontario CANADA L2S 3A1.
Phone:(905) 688-5550 x 4033, Fax:(905) 688-2789, e-mail:
labell@spartan.ac.brocku.ca alternate processes, antique photographic
processes 10/25/1995
Bell, Robert W. P.O. Box 1701, Ballarat Mail
Centre, Ballarat. Victoria 3354, Australia. e-mail: rbell@netconnect.com.au
Photographs of early Victoria, Australia. Particularly those associated with
gold and the finding of gold. 2/6/1999
Belleau, Bernard. 105 rue des Érables #7,
Sherbrooke (Qc), Canada, J1L 1E7. voice: 1-819-565-1430, e-mail:
bernard.belleau@sympatico.ca PhD candidate in the Département d'histoire à
l'Université du Québec à Montréal. I work on the history of commercial
photography from 1839 to 1914 in the province of Québec. 3/26/1997
Bellows, Joseph. 4730 Vista de la Tierra, Del
Mar, CA 92014. voice: (619)259-8129, fax: (619)350-9546, e-mail:
bellows@inetworld.net Serious collector interested in all areas of photography.
With a particular interest in Pictorialism, commercial and fine art photography
done in California, including large format 19th century albumen prints. Always
interested in purchasing vintage material. Also a special interest in early
photographic books, periodicals, and ephemera, including pre-1940 exhibition
(salon) catalogues. 2/28/1997
Belton, George. fax: 609-939-4226, e-mail:
apetrillo@aol.com Microphotography, Concentration on Thomas Eakins' Works.
7/20/1998
Benediktsson, Gudbrandur. Tryggvagata 15,
Reykjavik, 101. voice: 00354 5631790, fax: 00354 5631799, e-mail:
gudbrandur@reykjavik.is History of photography in Iceland. Photographs as
historical evidence. 2/23/2001
Benitez Abelardo calle 100 nº6279 Ch 245,
Posadas.Misiones, Argentina. voice: 03752-490074, e-mail:
abelardobenitez@yahoo.com.ar Historia de la fotografia, filosofia de imagenes y
ò encuadres. Edicion electrònica de fotos. 6/2/2002
Bennekom van, Josephine. 2e Schuytstraat 135,
The Hague, The Netherlands. voice: 070-3647972, fax: 070-3455969, e-mail:
josephine@joha.demon.nl Family photography, Photographic Collections,
Photojournalism, Photoconservation. 2/7/1999
Bennett, Terry. PO Box 1044, Purley, Surrey,
CR8 3ZY, UK; Telephone: +44 (0) 797 0891003 or +44 (0) 20 8660, 8996; e-mail:
terry.bennett@ukonline.co.uk , web: www.old-japan.co.uk 19th c photographers of
Japan, China & Korea; Author of ‘Early Japanese Images’ (Tuttle, 1996),
‘Korea-Caught in Time’ (Garnet 1997). I’m particularly interested in the
earliest photography in these countries, and the following photographers:
P.Rossier, F. Beato, W.Saunders, J.Thomson, T.Child, E.Brown, Jr., C.Parker,
Ueno Hikoma, Shimooka Renjo, Uchida Kuichi and early Dutch & French
photographers in the region. 3/5/2005
Beretta, Lia. 1-6-10 Ogiyayatsu, Kamakura 248,
Japan. voice: +813- 467-22-1829, fax: +813-467-22-1829, e-mail:
a.m.cohen@dir.co.jp Felice Antonio Beato & Adolfo Farsari in Japan. 7/21/1997
Berg, Paul. PO Box 8895, Newport Beach CA,
92660. voice: 714-759-3069, e-mail: paulkb@earthlink.net 19th Century
photographic cases, wall frames and collar boxes. I am interested in the
photographic cases which were used to store and protect daguerreotypes,
ambrotypes, or tintypes. Conducting ongoing research regarding these items, and
published "Nineteenth Century Photographic Cases and Wall Frames" in 1995. Now
seeking additional information for a second edition. 11/9/1997
Berger, Charles Michael. 500 Seabright Ave,
Santa Cruz, CA 95062. Phone: 4084273000, e-mail: cb@ultrastable.com Carbon,
Non- Silver, Permanence 7/7/1996
Beringer, Michael D. 3196 Chemin de Fer Way,
Costa Mesa, Ca 92626. voice: (714) 850-9538, e-mail: Thecrayon99@Hotmail.com
Art History instructor and Black and White Fine Art Photographer. Areas of
special interest are Photo-Secession, Atget, California photographers, and early
photo processes. Also very interested in how art and photography have influenced
each other since photography's inception. 2/6/1999
Bernat. 2950 Seymour Drive, Dallas, Texas
75229, voice: 214-956- 7456, fax: 214-902-9258 e-mail: autonet@onramp.net
Computer restoration of old photographs. Collector, woman and children pre 1900
9/18/1996
Besse, Joseph. 3389 Tanner Road (P.O.Box 548),
Scott, LA 70583-0548. voice: 318-873-8758, fax: 318-873-8758, e-mail:
cajun4@pipeline.com I am a professional photographer holding the degree of
Photographic Craftsman from the Prof. Photographers of America and I am also a
registered Certified Professional Photographer with this group. I am engaged in
Portrait and Wedding Photography. For the past 4 years I have been a student of
the Bromoil and Bromoil Transfer process and I am interested in corresponding
and working with anyone pursuing this alternative photography process. I have
studied under the tutelage of Gene Laughter of Richmond, VA and I have read most
of the scholarly journals regarding this process. Several Bromoilists in the USA
are interested in forming a Bromoil Society in the USA, similar to the one now
operating in the United Kingdom. URL: http://members.aol.com/sixbysixcm/JB.html
12/12/1997
Bester, Rory McLachlan. Department of Art
History, University of the Witwatersrand, P.O. WITS, 2050, South Africa. Phone:
+27-11- 7163595. Fax: +27-11-3396039. e-mail: 023BEST@MUSE.ARTS.WITS.AC.ZA
African Photography, Colonial Photography 10/16/1995
Bezner, L. Corbus. Art Dept., University of
N.C., Charlotte, Charlotte, NC 28223, 704-547-2473 e-mail:
bcbezner@unccvm.uncc.edu Cultural history of photography in 1940s & 1950s; the
Photo League; issues of gender; North Carolina ph'r Bayard Wootten;
documentary's history and criticism. 7/24/1996
Bianchi, Roberta. e-mail: luniversa@yahoo.it
Economical history of the industry of photography in Italy and France, from the
beginnig to today 12/31/2000
Bishop, David. Birmingham City Archive, Central
Library, Birmingham, West Midlands, UK. voice: 0121 303 4217, fax: 0121 464
1176, e-mail: David.Bishop@birmingham.gov.uk Archivist currently working to
develop Birmingham's photographic collections, and make them more readily
available to the public. 9/3/2001
Bjelkhagen, Hans. Centre for Modern Optics,
OpTIC Technium, Ffordd William Morgan, St Asaph Business Park, St Asaph LL17
0JD, North Wales (UK) Tel: +44 (0)1745 535530 Fax: +44 (0)1745 535101 E-mail:
hansholo@aol.com I am working on color holography and Lippmann photography. In
particular, I have been investigating the old color photography technique
invented by Gabriel Lippmann in 1891. There are many similarities between his
work and my current work on color (Lippmann) holography. I have been able to
record Lippmann photographs according to the old described technique as well as
recorded Lippmann photographs on modern materials, such as, SLAVICH silver
halide emulsions from Russia and panchromatic photopolymer materials from
DUPONT. I have also recorded Lippmann photographs without using the mercury
reflector. Copies of almost every old book or paper on Lippmann photography is
in my collection as well as current publications on Lippmann photography.
10/22/2006
Blank, Peter P. Art Institute of Chicago 111 S.
Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60603. voice: (773) 443-3665, fax: (773) 443-0964,
e-mail: pblank@artic.edu Historiography of the history of photography. 20th
century literature on photography. American "Subjective" photography: Clarence
John Laughlin, Ralph Eugene Meatyard, Henry Holmes Smith, Frederick Sommer.
Cameraless photography. 6/30/2000
Blinder, Caroline 2 Westmont Ct.Monmouth Rd.,
London, W2 4UU. voice: 44-2072215854, e-mail: gazou@mac.com 20th. Century
American Photography; in particular the photographic book, photo-texts, and the
interaction between writing and photography. Collaborations between fiction
writers and photographers roughly between 1910-1970 10/21/2002
Bloom, Elizabeth A. 2037 W. Iowa St., Chicago,
IL 60622. phone: 773-227-4365, affiliation: University of Chicago, email:
eabloom@midway.uchicago.edu Documentary, architectural photography 3/4/2000
Blosser, Amanda Leigh. Harry Ransom Humanities
Research Center, Conservation Department. Phone:(512) 471-9117, e-mail:
a.blosser@mail.utexas.edu 12/5/1995
Boatman , Sheila K. rt. 1 box 126-1,
morrisville, mo 65710. voice: 417-833-9780 American frontiers 1/22/1997
Bogdan, Robert. 1050 Ackerman Ave., Syracuse,
NY, I3210. voice: 315-479-7618, fax: same, e-mail: rcbogdan@maxwell.syr.edu My
interests include large format panoramic photographs and photographers, real
photo postcards and photographers, Adirondacks, Vermont, and photographs related
to disability. I write a column on real photo postcards for the Postcard
Collector and have written two books on real photo postcards photographers
(Exposing the Wilderness, and Adirondack Vernacular). 5/21/2003
Bohrer, Frederick. 5435 Connecticut Ave.,
Washington, DC 20015. voice: 202-364-4926, e-mail: fbohrer@american.edu 19th
century photography of the Middle East, including Egypt, Turkey, and Iran
(Persia). Photography and post-colonial theory. 11/12/1996
Boles, Jan. 2112 Cleveland Blvd, Caldwell, ID
83605. voice: 208-459-5230, e-mail: jboles@albertson.edu Archivist, The Robert
E. Smylie Archives, Albertson College of Idaho. Curator of the Boone
Photographic Collection, including the photography of Dr. William Judson Boone
(1864-1936), founder of The College of Idaho (1891), renamed Albertson College
in 1991. Dr. Boone began his photographic career with a dry plate 5\" x 7\" view
camera about 1891. He acquired a Cirkut (kit) attachment in 1913. His work with
the panorama constitutes the most important component in the collection. Our
collection also includes a number of 5\" x 7\" glass plate negatives made on the
Museum-Gates Expedition in Arizona and New Mexico in the early 1900s.
2/15/2004
Bolt, Richard. 13109 Forest Drive; Bowie, Md
20715/ tel. Hm 301- 8054274 & WK 301-2863784 e-mail: dickbolt@his.com Web Page
on Photo History at: http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~dickbolt/index.html
My interests are primarily in the 1840-1870 period of early photography. I am
interested in the process & equipment of the period. I specialize in Salt Prints
or Calotypes. I have been a collector of cameras & images since 1964. I was one
of the three founders of PHSNE, Photographic Historical Soc. of New England. It
is now the largest such group in the world. I have written one article on Anson
Clark for the Daguerreian Journal. I plan to convert most of my camera
collection into images in the next few years. I also have an interest in: three
plate color cameras, 35 mm wooden hand crank movie cameras, and professional
equipment up into 1940 period. This interest includes Graflex cameras. I started
an FTP site in 93 that was for matching old identified portraits with people
searching ancestors (genealogists). I am much interested in how towns grew to
cities via the photograph records. 1/19/2004
Bonnin, Robert. 6 ch de l'oree de Soisy, 91450
Soisy sur Seine. voice: 0160750145, fax: 0160750145, e-mail:
robert.bonnin@wanadoo.fr photos on glass, appareils, stereo etc., my site on
WORLD FAIR PARIS 1889 on image http://www.mygale.org/05/soisy91/36 photos to day
from 1889, 4 new each week 7/20/1998
Boone, Izaak. Westerlookade 1, 2271 GA,
Voorburg, netherlands, voice: 0031703877721, fax: 0031703877721, e-mail:
i.boone@tip.nl Information Security Officer. As a hobby interested in: stereo
photography, invention of photography, microphotography. Wrote article about
links between security printing, cryptography, astronomy and invention of
photography. Co-wrote biography of German/Dutch photographer Robert Severin, who
worked with Nadar (France) and Ghemar (Belgium). Actual research: Dutch woman
traveller and photographer Alexine Tinne. 2/23/2001
BORDES François. 5 rue Cazals, TOULOUSE
(FRANCE). e-mail: fbor@club-internet.fr Ancient photography of South-West of
France, and particularly of Toulouse 7/20/1998
Borges de Araújo, Nuno. Alameda da Fonte,
56-1ºE, 4700-428 BRAGA. voice: 919661905, e-mail: nunoborgesdaraujo@netc.pt
XIXth century photography in Portugal, particularly in the Entre-Douro-e-Minho
region (Braga, Porto, Viana do Castelo districts) 11/13/2000
Boros, Viktoria. Hauszman A. 2., Budapest.
voice: 4811484, e-mail: boros.viktoria@eduweb.hu Stereoscope, raree show,
fenakistoscope, caleidoscope, thaumatrop etc. 7/24/2001
Boudet, Frederic. e-mail:
fredalmuche@wanadoo.fr Norway circa 1900 (example : Axel Lindahl 9/13/2003
Boudouri, Irene. Affiliation: Benaki Museum.
institutional address: Filikis Etairias 15 Athens 10674 Greece. business phone:
2107211033, fax: 2107228465 Inter-war Photography in Greece 5/21/2003
Bowditch, Lucy L. Art Department, The College
of Saint Rose, 432 Western Avenue, Albany, NY 12210. Phone: (518) 462-5293 or
(212) 473- 3729. Fax: (518) 462-5293. e-mail: bowditcl@rosnet.strose.edu or
e-mail: lucyb@echonyc.com All, particular interest in American portrait
daguerreotypes, W.H. Jackson, Edward Steichen, issues in contemporary
photography. 8/25/1996
Boyd, Jane E. Art History Department,
University of Delaware. e-mail: artjaneb@earthlink.net 19th C French & British
photography, 19th C photographic periodicals, 19th & 20th C landscape
photography, 19th C images of engineering & technology. M.A. thesis (Udel,
1996): "Art-Science and Practical Gentlemen: Photographic Societies and Journals
in Mid-Victorian Britain." Dissertation (in progress): "The Mapping of
Modernity: Technology and the French Landscape, 1850-1900." 6/2/2000
Brace, Brad. no-present institutional
affiliation, e-mail: bbrace@netcom.com WWW:
http://www.teleport.com/~bbrace/bbrace.html hypermodern photo-art; digital
photo, prepress and printing processes; advanced poetics; cultural education and
theory. 3/15/1996
Bracher, Andrea. e-mail:
andrea_bracher@uol.com.br Old Processes, Alternative Processes, Non-silver
Processes, Anthotype 3/5/2005
Bradley John. The Mede, Moor Road, Ashover
Derbys S45 OAQ UK. voice: 01246 590352, e-mail: jb3d@Compuserve.com I am
interested in 19th Century stereoscopic photography, especially in England. I am
undertaking detailed work on stereoscopic photography in Derbyshire , England. I
am also completing work on on Victorian photographers (of all types) in the town
of Matlock in Derbyshire. Key photographers include John Clark, John Latham, and
Alfred Seaman. I am also an active stereographer using 1950's and modern
stereocameras. 2/7/1999
Bradley, Betty. 555 lem lanier rd, Pembroke.
voice: 912 839-3949, fax: 912 839-3387, e-mail: bradlebe@bulloch.com A Aubrey
Bodine photographs. 3/4/2000
Bradley, Eymard. Museum of New Zealand Te Papa
Tongarewa, Buckle Street, PO Box 467, Wellington, New Zealand. Phone: 64-4-385
9609, Fax: 64-4-385 7157, e-mail: eymardb@aotahi.monz.govt.nz 19th and 20th
century New Zealand photography. Thoman Andrew. Images of industrial history
especially people at work. The family album. 3/13/1995
Brauen, Martin. Pelikanstrasse 40, Zuerich ZH
8001. voice: +41 1 634 90 27, fax: +41 1 634 90 50, e-mail: brauen@vmz.unizh.ch
old photographs of Japan, showing people using or producing objects made out of
bamboo (baskets, umbrellas, shoes, lanterns, music instruments, fans, etc etc).
I need addreses where I could get copies/repros from such photographs.
9/3/2001
Braun, Marta. Ryerson Polytechnic University.
Phone:416-979-5167, Fax:416-979-5139, e-mail: mbraun@acs.ryerson.ca all
7/15/1996
Brazill, Frank. 2415 N. Washington Avenue,
Scranton Pennsylvania 18509. voice: (717) 342-9967 Documentary Photography,
Food Photography, and Travel Photography 3/26/1997
Brewis, Steve. 14A Twelfth Avenue, Whitehorse,
Yukon Territory, Y1A 4J4, Canada. voice: 867-667-4859, e-mail:
stevebrewis@hotmail.com Interested in the history of rock climbing and
mountaineering photography, including techniques and equipment used. Especially
interested in the history of the Yukon and Northern Canada. 2/6/1999
Brines, Earl. 534 Ribier Avenue, Lodi, CA
95240. voice: 209-368-8040, e-mail: zelda@softcom.net Photographers: John R.
Putnam; Arion Putnam; Carlton O. Valentine; Studios Of: Putnam Commercial
Photographers: Putnam & Valentine: Putnam Studios 11/10/2000
Broersma, Regina. Groningen, the Netherlands.
fax: 050-3133027, e-mail: reggie@dds.nl illustration photography, cd-design,
polaroids, everything that should illustrate a story, poem, lyrics etc.,
especially colour photography. 10/30/1996
Bromberg, Nicolette. Visual Materials Curator,
Special Collections -- University of Washington Libraries. Box 352900, Seattle,
WA 98195. Email: nxb@u.washington.edu phone 206/543-1929 fax 206543-1931
Midwestern photography, Alaskan and Pacific Northwest photography 2/23/2001
Bronstein, Alexander. Kappakuja 1, 20540 Turku.
voice: +358 2 2370079, fax: +358 2 2376667, e-mail: Alexander@Bronstein.com
Russian and Soviet cameras, Russian photo literature and history, Leica-cameras
2/8/2001
Brotherton, Richard. 36 Caynham Close,
Redditch, Worcs. B98 0JF. voice: 01527 501667, e-mail: chrick@classicfm.net
Amateur photography between the years 1914 and 1918, preferably by serving
soldiers. Also I am interested in the 'home front' photography by true amateurs
and by non-enlisted professionals. 1/9/2001
Brown, Laura F. 6 West Street, Lacock, Wilts
SN15 2LH. voice: (0)1249 730 731, e-mail: laurabrown@lacockabbey.fs.co.uk
Museum Education relating to photography. 7/3/2003
Brown, Laura. Chromagen Digital Imaging, 1100
University Ave., Rochester, NY 14607. voice: 716 256-6218, e-mail:
Chromagen@rpa.net 4/22/1997
Brown, Leslie K. 602 Commonwealth Ave, Boston,
MA 02215. voice: (617) 353-0700, fax: (617) 353-1662, e-mail: lkbrown@bu.edu
Photo-Secessionist Anne Brigman and other pictorialists; the Stieglitz circle
and mysticism; science and photography; Duchamp and photography, vernacular
photography. PUBLICATIONS: exhibition catalogue, Re-Collecting: Photographs from
the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center (UT-Austin, 1997); catalogue entries
for Frist Center on Anne Brigman and Clarence John Laughlin; encyclopedia
entries for Fitzroy Dearborn on Louise Dahl-Wolfe, Francis Bruguière, Alvin
Langdon Coburn, botanical, and x-ray photography. Essays for PRC’s publication,
In the Loupe, available at www.prcboston.org. 4/25/2002
Brueckle, Irene. Buffalo, NY. e-mail:
brueckle@buffnet.net Twentieth-century European photography. Theory.
Conservation. 11/12/1996
Bruening, Jan. Donaustr. 116 VH, 12043 Berlin.
e-mail: jjan_bruening@web.de , URL www.fotosoziologie.de Snapshot and amateur
photography from 1929 to 1990 from a sociological point of view. I am also
working on a methodology to utilize photographs as a source in sociological
research. 12/10/2003
Brynjolfsson, Ivar. National Museum of Iceland,
Department of Photographs and Prints, Hringbraut, v/ Sudurgotu, 101 Reykjavik,
Iceland. Tel: +354-552-8888. Fax: +354-552-8967, e-mail: eldborg.rhi.hi.is
19.Century Photography, Icelandic Photographic History, Contemporary Fine Art
Photography. 3/5/1996
Buck, Daniel. 100 Tenth St. SE, Washington, DC
20003-3909. Voice: 202-544-6541. Fax: (202) 543-7749. E-mail:
dbuck@compuserve.com Research and collect vintage South American photography
and postcards, especially Bolivia, Peru, and the Patagonian regions of Argentina
and Chile. Author: Directory of early photographers in Bolivia
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/dbuck/ 2/23/2000
Burgess, Rebekah. 300 West 108th Street, Apt.
4D, New York, NY 10025. voice: 212-665-6736, e-mail: bekah@bla-bla.com I am
currently setting up an exhibit at The Lower East Side Tenement Museum, a
replica of cabinet card studio from the 1890's based on the story of one
family's business, The Hagelstein Brothers. I am looking for cabinet cards from
the Lower East Side and any info regarding the Hagelstein Brother's business.
3/7/1998
Burgevin, David. Museum Specialist, Office of
Imaging, Printing and Photographic Services, Smithsonian Institution, National
Museum of American History, CB-033, 14th & Constitution, NW, Washington, DC,
20560. phone: 202-357-1933. e-mail: opps1.burgevdc@ic.si.edu history of
self-portrait photography, fine art photographic portraiture of children, 19th &
20th century art history theory and criticism, electronic imaging, legal rights
and reproduction issues. (96/08/14) 8/14/1996
Burke, Margaret. 459 W. 49th St., #5W, New
York, NY 10019. voice: (212) 397-7110, fax: (212) 397-4770, e-mail:
MaggieB@aol.com I am a professional film & photo researcher, mostly for
television productions 10/23/1996
Burns, Paul. Toronto. (905) 751-5000, e-mail:
author@precinemahistory.net Historian and author of: The Complete History of
the Discovery of Cinematography / An Illustrated Chronological History of the
Development of Motion Pictures Covering 2,500 Years Leading to Cinematography in
the 1800's http://www.precinemahistory.net (Pre Cinema) 5/1/2005
Cabo, José Luis. Gómez Ulla 1, Santiago de
Compostela- Spain. voice: 908581742, fax: 981204054, e-mail: dir@cgai.org
Photography in Spain 2/6/1999
Cahan, Andrew. Andrew Cahan: Bookseller, Ltd.
3000 Blueberry Lane, Chapel Hill, NC 27516. voice: 919-968-0538, fax:
919-968-3517, e-mail: acahan@cahanbooks.com My interest in photography is
extremely broad and eclectic. Possibly because I started off as a "fine art
photographer" with a Master's Degree in Studio Photography and a year residency
with Minor White. I worked professionally as a darkroom technician, photographed
performance artists, taught at various universities and art institutes, and
worked as a printer utilizing letterpress and photo-mechanical methods of
reproduction for a small fine press. As a bookseller specializing in
photographic literature, my interests and inventory are as varied as my
background, ie. contemporary fine art photography, historical photographic and
photo-mechanical methods, and everything in between. My stock of out- of-print
photographic literature exceeds 2500 volumes with the majority of titles
available for viewing at my website at http://www.cahanbooks.com 4/22/1997
Calache, L. M. D. 1028 N. Wabash Avenue. phone:
765-664-0209, fax: 765-664-7646, email: LCalache@Comteck.com I am particularly
interested in any information or works both studio and hand colored scenics done
by the Canadian/American photographer William Henry Gardiner and his son H.
Marshall Gardiner. Their work has been located in Canada, Detroit, MI, Mackinac
Island, MI, Daytona, FL, Nantucket, MA, and Bermuda. 2/6/1999
Callanan, Martin e-mail: m@itakephotos.co.uk,
http://www.itakephotos.co.uk new topographics 3/5/2005
Campagna, Fred. P.O. Box 2204, Idaho Falls, ID
voice: 208-522-1552, fax: 208-522-1552, e-mail: books2u@usurf.com All aspects
of photographica. I am a somewhat collector of vintage photographs. I am also a
private archivist and publisher of family and regional histories for the past
thirty years. 11/13/2000
Campbell, Andrew. History of Art Department,
Tappan Hall, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1357. Phone:(313) 764-
6930, e-mail: arjc@umich.edu American photography, and in particular landscape;
stereography; photography and nationalism 10/27/1995
Canepa-Ekdahl, Sofia. P.O. BOX 21333, SAN JUAN,
P.R. voice: (787) 299-2683, e-mail: sofiacanepa@hotmail.com press photography,
photography & cinema, great photographers, nudes, urban photography 6/2/2002
Canguilhem, Denis. 20, rue Gerando, 75009
Paris. voice: +33(0)1 49 70 13 39, e-mail: canguilhem@mail.dotcom.fr History of
French landscape photography during the 19th century, especially under the
Second Empire. 6/30/2000
Caplan, Yudit. e-mail: yudcap@imj.org.il phone:
972-2-6708843, affiliation: Israel Museum, Jerusalem, institutional address:
P.O.B. 71117, Jerusalem, Israel, 91710 6/10/1999
Carbone, Marie. 19 Saratoga Road, Auburn, MA
01501. e-mail: mcarbone@cwmars.org The photographs taken by Toni Frissell. I am
particularly interested in the ones taken circa 1940 in Sun Valley, Idaho. I own
some signed reproductions of these and have been unable to get any information
about originals and the purpose for which they were taken. 2/23/2001
Cardwell, Donald Francis. 22725 Columbia
Street, Dearborn, Michigan, 48124. e-mail: cardwell@voyager.net Generally, the
process of making photographs (or to be a little less snotty, taking pictures)
from the historical photographers' point of view - how problems were solved, why
choices were made, etc. Slightly more psychological, I guess, than
'technological'. In particular, I'm interested in methods which have value
today, Standing Development, for example. 6/17/1997
Carella, Elizabeth. 3 Seal Harbor Rd.
#741,Winthrop, MA 02152. voice: (617)846-3578, e-mail: liz@ma.ultranet.com I am
interested in historic photographs of Middle Eastern sites. 8/13/1997
Carey, Michael. 3055 Acres Trail, Chipley, Fl
32428. voice: 850-638-5200, e-mail: chateaubriandbo@hotmail.com Civil War
(particulary Vivandiere's and Women on Battlefield), Execution photo's (Ruth
Snyder, etc.),Execution of Lincoln "conspirators", WPA photos. 3/4/2000
Carlebach, Michael. e-mail:
mcarleba@umiami.ir.miami.edu p.o. box 248127 University of Miami, Coral Gables,
FL 33124, 305 284 2726, 305 284 3648 history of photojournalism 5/13/1996
Carlevaris, Anna. Fine Arts Faculty, Concordia
University, Montreal, Canada. voice: 450-653-2027, fax: 450-653-2027, e-mail:
acarlevaris@hotmail.com 19thc Italian photographer named Prospero Carlevaris;
Sicily (all periods); contemporary art by Italian immigrants (first & second
generations)). 2/6/1999
Carrera, Angel. San Pablo 23, Zaragoza. voice:
976280429, fax: 976280429, e-mail: angelcarrera@jet.es history of photographic
technology nineteen century, Spanish photography 3/4/2000
Carroll, David. 7437 West 162nd Street. Tinley
Park, IL 60477. voice: (708)-532-1589, fax: (708)-532-7383, e-mail:
Apachegeronimo@worldnet.att.net Professor of Photography at Moraine Valley
College, IL. Author of the forthcoming book, "The Complete Photographic History
of Geronimo : An Album of Every Known Pose", which shall be the definitive text
on Geronimo in photographs and the photographers who created the images.
Collaborated with author Gerard Petrone on his book, "The Trial of Frank James,
Judgement At Gallatin", 1998. Collector of many original photographic prints of
the James Gang, Geronimo and President Lincoln. I work with authors by
researching and supplying them with images for their texts. Education: Columbia
College Chicago (BFA) Photography. California Institute of the Arts (CALARTS),
(MFA). School of The Art Institute of Chicago (Post Graduate Degree). I would be
happy to assist and work with photographic historians on photographic research
projects related to the 19th century. 4/17/1999
Carter, Rodger L. 2292 Walnut Ct., Xenia, Ohio
45385. voice: 937-257-8365, fax: 937-257-5875, e-mail:
Rodger.Carter@wpafb.af.mil Digital photography and digital cameras, especially
as related to 1998 and before. Site operator for DigiCamHistory.Com. Assistance
requested in obtaining photos and specifications for electronic cameras, digital
cameras, and prototypes of same developed prior to 1999. 10/21/2002
Carville, Justin. 33 The Paddocks, Naas, Co.
Kildare. voice: 01+4544661, e-mail: carvilj@iol.ie Lecturer in Historical &
Theoretical phy, Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design & Technology. Research
interests; photography & national indentity in Ireland, critical theory &
represenatation, 19th century British & Irish photography, representations of
Ireland, contemporay documentary in Britain & Ireland, historicism &
photography, contemporay art & photography. Phd candidate at DCU 'Photography,
History & natioanl Identity. 6/30/2000
Casaballe, Amado Becquer. Maipu 671, P5
(1006-Buenos Aires, Argentina). Phone: (541) 322 2171, Fax: (541) 322 2006,
e-mail: fotomundo@interlink.com.ar Documental Photography s. XIX & XX,
Photojournalims. Editor de Fotomundo, critico, investigador, fotografo.
5/18/1997
Cassanelli, Roberto. viale Brianza, 2, Monza
(Milano) - Italia. voice: 039.322086, e-mail: museimonwa@tin.it Italian
photography of XIX century 3/4/2000
Castro, Alfonso. 4 de Agosto 2, 50003 -
Zaragoza SPAIN. home phone: 34 976290654, affiliation: University of Barcelona,
business phone: 34 933333466, web url: http://www.encomix.es/~adc email:
adc@encomix.es AREA(S):Avantgarde photography, Prehistory of Photography,
Spanish Photography, History of Technology of Photography. 6/10/1999
Cavanna, Pierangelo.
pierangelo.cavanna@libero.it +390114364539, affiliation: Facoltà di Beni
Culturali - Università di Lecce, institutional address: Via Bellezia, 15 10122
TORINO. Art and Architecture Photography; Landscape Photography 6/2/2002
Chakalis, Art. 494 Theori Ave., Gahanna, Ohio
43230. PHONE: 614- 855-9800, e-mail: achakali@freenet.columbus.oh.us Gum
Printing, Artique Printing, Fresson Printing, and Carbon Printing 11/15/1995
Chalifour, Bruno. 92 Brandywine Lane,
Rochester, NY 14618. voice: (716) 820 9004, e-mail: bpc@acsu.buffalo.edu
History of photography, specifically landscape photography and photogra[phy
education. In progress: MFA thesis on the development of inner cities and urban
sprawl (SUNY Buffalo, NY, USA), Ph.D. dissertation on "The Evolution of US
Landscape Photography, 1960-90" (université de Savoie (F)) Done: DEA thesis
(Diploma of Advanced Studies= French pre-doctoral degree, 1 to 2 years after
Masters) on the British photographer, Bill BRANDT, 1996, Université Limoges,
France. 2/23/2000
Chaloner, Clinton, John. 151A, Northview Road,
Crouch End, London N8 7ND U.K. home phone: 018 1341 6778. affiliation: Centre
for the History of Science, Technology and Medicine, Imperial College London.
nstitutional address: CHOSTM, Sherfield Building, Imperial College of Science,
Technology and Medicine, London SW7 1AZ U.K. business phone: 020 7594 9357. web
url: www.hstm.ic.ac.uk email: c.chaloner@ic.ac.uk Photography and science -
1900 onwards. In particular the early organisation of scientific photography -
training of technicians and photographers and the setting up of photographic
departments in scientific establishments. 11/9/2000
Chan, Claudia. 5236 W. Windsor Ave., Chicago,
Il 60630. voice: 773-282-4084, e-mail: cfc228@hotmail.com f64 group 9/3/2001
Chandler, John. 12 Knox Street, Thomaston,
Maine 04861. voice: (207)354-8562, e-mail: elanknox@aol.com 1880-1950 American
photography. Currently writing a book on Maine's role in the history of American
photography. Special interests: F. Holand Day; Clarence White's school of
photography in Five Islands, Maine. Gertrude Kasebeir and others who taught
there and studied there; early amateur photographers, especially women
photographers in Maine. 4/17/1999
Chaplo, Paul, V., M.F.A., B.F.A., B.A. Box
T-1470 Tarleton Station. (254) 918-7467, affiliation: MFA Photography - RIT.
institutional address: Box T-1470 Stephenville, TX 76402, business phone: (254)
918-7467. fax: email for fax # if needed. web url: www.chaplo.com email:
pchaplo@chaplo.com History of architectural photography, especially seeking
information regarding the work of Frederick Evans. I am working on an on-line
resource page with bibiography and list of works in collections. If you have
suggestions, please email to pchaplo@chaplo.com 6/2/2002
Chapp, Belena. University Gallery/ University
of Delaware 114 Old College, Newark, DE, 19716. voice: 302-831-8242, fax:
302-831-8251, e-mail: Belena.Chapp@mvs.udel.edu As director of the University
Gallery, I oversee the organization of numerous photographic exhibitions,
including our current project observing the centennial of the birth of
African-American photographer P.H. Polk, which opens in Jan. 1998 and will
travel nationally. The University Gallery is also the repository of the largest
collegiate collection Gertrude Kasebier photographs. We welcome inquiries.
2/28/1997
Chen, Li-Min. 123 University Rd. Sec,3, Touliu,
Yunlin 640, Taiwan, voice: 886-5-5342246, fax: 886-5-5312083, e-mail:
chenlm@flame.yuntech.edu.tw Am interested general history of
photography,especially the pre-history and the 19th century photography.
9/12/1996
Chiarenza, Carl. Morey 424, University of
Rochester, 716-275-4433, 275-0437, 275-9249, FAX 716-442-1692. Home: 5 Edgemere
Dr., Rochester, NY 14618; 716-442-1751; e-mail: ccrz@db6.cc.rochester.edu
9/30/1996
Chow, David. PO Box 9462, Providence, RI 02940.
voice: 401-438-1828, e-mail: premortem@prodigy.net Interested in Chinese in
America related photography and ephemera. Interested also in the history of
post-mortem photography, American or foreign. Interested not only in researching
images but also ephemera related to the practice of photographing the dead.
Editor for the American Photographic Historical Society since April 2002.
1/22/2004
Christen, Bill and Glenna Jo. 27387 Parkview
#8304, Warren, MI 48092, voice: (810) 558-5285, fax: (810) 558-3522 or 492-1818,
e-mail: gwjchris@rust.net 19th century photography: CDV's 1860- 1870 in
particular, but interested in all periods. of CDV popularity. Working on
photographic survey of men's clothing 1860-1865. collect daguerreotypes,
ambrotypes, and tintypes (interested in images of pairs of women) cataloging all
known images of Pauline Cushman Fryer (19th c. actress and spy), 20th century
photography; 1900-1920 images of people on front porches, group shots with
windows showing reflections in the background. 11/22/1996
Cichowlas, Gery. Paris. email:
geryphoto@hotmail.com http://homepage.mac.com/gerycichowlas XXth century
Photography with an emphasis on between the WW II period. 11/6/2006
Claes, Marie-Christine. Rue Mintens, 7, 1470
Genappe Belgium. voice: +32 67 78 07 08, e-mail: mcc@kikirpa.be Attaché in the
Royal Institute for cultural heritage (www.kikirpa.be). Current research :
Around the scientist, photographer and lithographer
Jean-Baptiste-Ambroise-Marcellin Jobard (Baissey [F], 1792 - Bruxelles, 1861),
first belgian photographer : contexts of emergence of lithography and
photography in Belgium. 9/1/2006
Clark, Philip. 4004 Governor's Square #5,
Williamsburg, VA 23188. voice: 757-564-3039, e-mail: philipclark@hotmail.com F.
Holland Day, history of homoerotic photography, pictorial photography.
12/27/2003
Clark, Robin. Phone: 212-921-5553. e-mail:
teacup33@aol.com [Ph.D. candidate, art history, CUNY graduate center].
photographs as contemporary relics (in bodies of work as diverse as those of
Cristina Garcia Rodero, Christian Boltanski and Rosamund Purcell); mid-to-
late19th-century documentary photography of public works projects in France,
Germany, Spain, Great Britain and the US as tools of colonization and as
nationalist propaganda. 3/25/1996
Clemente, P.F. Imagepoint Photography, 72-760
Berkshire Drive, London, Ontario, Canada N6J 4A5, (519) 641-8972, e-mail:
Imagepoint@eworld.com Sports photography, Documentary photography, Advertising
11/15/1995
Clendaniel, Nancy. 11545 SE 175th St., Renton,
WA 98055-5603. voice: 425 277-6507, fax: 425 204-8949, e-mail:
Director@womeninphotography.org As the Director of Women in Photography
International, I am always interested in learning about work that has been done
by women photographers from around the world. If anyone has uncovered a
particular woman's work, please contact me. We are in the process of compiling
an online edition of our quarterly publication: "F2", and would love to
incorporate historical aspects of women in the field. See
www.womeninphotography.org 7/29/2001
Clifton, Lee. e-mail: lclifton@mindspring.com
Restoration of antique photographs: There is a beauty and a depth to antique
photographs that is difficult to explain but very obvious. My interest is in
restoring that beauty, as close as possible, to its original status. Having done
retouching and restoration in lab and studio settings, it would be my pleasure
to serve as your restoration artisan. 7/29/2001
Clumpner, David. 12059 12 NE, SEATTLE, WA
98125. voice: 206 440 3237, fax: 206 440 3237, e-mail: archives@speakeasy.org
CLUMPNER PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVES and CLUMPNER ARCHIVES are collectors and
marketers of fine, important and candid early 1900s photographic works as well
as other ephemera. Our focus is Indian/Native American, Curtis, Western,
occupational, military and candid character study. CLUMPNER ARCHIVES purchases,
sells and leases the physical as well as the digital images. CORBIS CORP is one
of our clients. Our web page is: www.speakeasy.org/archives 4/17/1999
Cobby S. 10 west street, rottingdean Brighton,
e, sussex. home phone: o7977 732880, affiliation: Blackpool and the Fyle
collage, institutional address: Palatine road blackpool, email:
Spencercobby@hotmail.com Photography as Information. Ways of interpreting
information, different practices, the popularity of information, Photo info
overload 2/6/1999
Cole, Cynthia D. P.O. Box 739 Columbus NC
28722-0739. affiliation: Johnson C. Smith University, McCrorey Hall, 100
Beatties Ford Rd., Charlotte, NC 28216, business phone: 704/378-1179, email:
cdcole49@alltel.net Women, African-Americans, narrative, surrealistic
3/6/2005
Coleman, David. Harry Ransom Humanities
Research Center, The University of Texas at Austin, P.O. Box 7219, Austin, TX
78713-7219, voice: (512) 471-9124, fax: (512) 471-2899, e-mail:
davidcoleman@mail.utexas.edu 19th century photography 12/27/1996
Colucci, Dan. 82 Bick Kiln Rd. Apt # 5306,
Chelmsford, MA 01824. Phone: 617-790-4915, e-mail: DColucci@aol.com I am a
serious amd knowledgable collector of ANTIQUE CAMERAS and early photographica. I
maintain a very large web site devoted to Antique & Classic Cameras at
http://members.aol.com/dcolucci/index.html My speciality is pre 1900, American
made, wood & brass cameras 7/1/1997
Conger, Amy. 1040 Central #11, Riverside, CA
92507. home phone: 909.686.8215. institutional address: P.O. 3230, Telluride, CO
81435, business phone: 970.728.4358. fax: same as phone #s, email:
amycbobh@earthlink.net Edward Weston, Tina Modotti, California, Latin America,
FSA, stereos. 4/27/2003
Conway, James M. 618 Main Street, Oregon City,
OR 97045. voice: (503) 227-1164, e-mail: jmconway@timemark.com Photo
conservator with 50 years in photography. In private practice working for the
public in all phases of conservation with the emphasis on disaster recovery.
2/1/1999
Corcy, Marie-Sophie. Musée des arts et métiers
292 rue St-Martin, France. voice: 0153018271, fax: 0153018235, e-mail:
corcy@cnam.fr Techniques photographiques, applications de la photographie
8/19/2003
Cordova, Carlos. San Francisco 45, Coyoacan,
Mexico City, 04000. voice: (525) 549 2949, fax: (525) 574 2415, e-mail:
parasubiralcielo@aol.com Mexican image historian & curator. Recently published
"Arqueologia de la imagen. Mexico en las vistas estereoscopicas", a small
contribution to understand visual experience in the XIX century. Now working on
a large research project about the Mexican carte de visite, beautiful small
worlds, preparing to exhibit in historial museums. 4/17/2001
Cotner, J. Charles. 4800 West Lovers Lane #314,
Dallas, Texas 75209. e-mail: jcotner@mail.smu.edu Interests are primarily 20th
century photography from the 1920's-present as well as aesthetic and critical
theory. Special concentration is European photography of the 1930's and 1940's.
2/6/1999
Cotten, Jerry W. North Carolina Collection
Photographic Archives, CB 3934 Wilson Library, University of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514-8890. voice: 919-962-7992, e-mail:
jcotten@email.unc.edu Bayard Wootten, North Carolina photography, women
photographers, and pictorial photography through 1945. 8/20/1997
Cox, Robert. William L. Clements Library, Ann
Arbor, Mich. 48109- 1190. voice: 313-764-2347, fax: 313-647-0716, e-mail:
robtcox@umich.edu 19th century photography, cultural implications of spirit
photography; photography, technology and emotion; Eadweard Muybridge 3/26/1997
Craig, John S. P.O. Box 1637, Torrington, CT
06790. home phone: 860-496-9791, Web URL: www.craigcamera.com U.S.
Photographers and allied professions 1839-1860; and Connecticut photographers
and images, 18390-1900. Compiler, publisher of CRAIG'S DAGUERREIAN REGISTRY
(Revised Edition, 2003), a directory of more than 9,400 participants in U.S.
photography during the daguerreian period, 1839-1860. Includes biogaphical
information, active dates, as well as cross-reference by state and city,
including employes, partnerships. 12/10/2003
Creswell Library Services. Euston Hse, 21
Soulbury Road, Linslade, Bedfordshire, GB. voice: +44 1525 852242, fax: +44 1525
851002, e-mail: 101527.640@compuserve.com Principally we are a library of
motion picture, video and photographic materials with collections represented
from the former Soviet Union. These include still photographs from the 1850's to
the late 1980's. 11/12/1996
Crist, Paul LeRoy. Post Office Box 980122,
Houston, TX 77098-0122. voice: 713-460-9800, fax: 713-460-9801, e-mail:
pcrist@meyerorlando.com Photography and the Geographical Imagination with a
specifc concentration in mass-circulation of immagery to spur travel and
exploration; the exploration of race and gender in the production and
consumption of photographic imagery; the use of photographs or other images as
primary sources for historical research on issues of race, ethnicity, and
anthropolgy and the urge to discover and explore; history of photography by the
American Geographical Societ, National Geographic Society and similar national
entities in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries; circum-Pacific
gold-rush photography; management and indexing of photographic archives for
historical research; photographic meaning in functional and documentary context;
collection and organization for future academic research by full-time or
freelance National Geographic Photographers; as a side-line to the general
photographic interest, I am an intense collector of all National Geographic
publications, videos, filmstrips and related ephemera 2/14/2004
Cruz, Ismael Ave. España # 120, San Salvador.
voice: (503) 235-5063, e-mail: ismaelcmartinez@hotmail.com Me gustaria conocer
las fotografias historicas de la revolucion sandinista en nicaragua. 6/4/2004
Csillag, Ilonka Casilla 14 Correo Lampa,
Santiago. voice: 562 8421380, fax: 562 8421317, e-mail: ilonka@ctcreuna.cl XIX
century photography from Chile and Latinoamerica. Looking for the early
Valparaíso Daguerrotypes 6/2/2002
Cuarterolo, Mirta & Miguel. Diaz Velez 5268
1ero 3, Buenos Aires, Argentina. voice: (5411) 4982-9221, e-mail:
mcuarterolo@clarin-contenidos.com.ar Photohistorian. Especially history of
photography in Latin America in the 19th century. We have records of many
European and American photographers and daguerreotipists active in Latin America
1840-1890. Co-author of "Los Años del Daguerrotipo, primeras fotografias
argentinas 1840-1870" and author of "Soldados de la Memoria. Hombres e imágenes
de la Guerra del Paraguay" Member of the board of the Congress of History of
Photography in Argentina. See our web page http://www.geocities.com/alloni1
9/3/2001
Cubby, David. 27 Eltham Street, Gladesville,
NSW, 2111. voice: +61 2 9772 6245, fax: +61 2 9772 3244, e-mail:
d.cubby@uws.edu.au Senior Lecturer in Photography at the University of Western
Sydney, Australia. Doctoral Thesis titled "Photography: The Dominant Aesthetic".
For example, how photography intersects Notions of Beauty/Desirability.
Interested in critical histories of photography, prior to but particularly
through the twentieth century also Photography and Modernism. 6/30/2000
Culme, John. Scottsdale, Arizona. fax:
602-481-9454, e-mail: John.Culme@btinternet.com Any aspect of photography as it
relates to the theatre and popular entertainment, 1840s to 1920s. Portraits,
play scenes, MSS and printed references, &c., &c. Please visit my Web site
("Footlight Notes"), http://members.tripod.com/FootlightNotes/index.html
2/5/1999
Curr, Lyle. 12 Tucker St Breakwater ic Vic.
3219. fax: 61 3 52213445, e-mail: ozdak@pipeline.com.au I have been a collector
of Kodak cameras and ephemera for over over 30 years.So naturally my speciality
is the Kodak organization,particularly here in Australia. But I am particularly
interested in the hardware associated with snapshot photograph from other
manufacturers as well. 3/4/2000
Curran, Thomas E. 736 Myra Way, San Francisco,
CA 94127. voice: 415-333-7615, fax: 415-333-7715, e-mail: tec3@slip.net 19th
Century photography and photographers of the American West; Group f64; Current
California and Western American photography and photographers. 1/1/2001
D'Addario, John. e-mail: jd157@columbia.edu
19th century chronophotography (Muybridge in the United States, Marey in France)
and its relationship to 19th century visual culture (painting, advertising,
etc.) 5/13/1996
Dafis, Lyn. Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru :
National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth, SY23 3BU, WALES. voice: +44 1970 623816,
fax: +44 1970 615709, e-mail: lyn.lewis.dafis@llgc.org.uk Studio photography in
Wales, ca.1860-ca.1900, Work of Welsh photographer John Thomas (1838-1905), Work
of Wales-based photographer C S Allen (1831- 97), Commerical photographers'
representation of Wales, ca.1860- ca.1900, Photography and national
consciousness in Wales, ca.1860- ca.1900 9/9/1996
Dahlberg, Laurie. Bard College,
Annandale-on-Hudson, NY 12504. e-mail: dahlberg@bard.edu dissertation: Victor
Regnault, Louis Robert, and Photography at the Manufacture Imperiale de
Ceramique de Sevres, 1850-1860. Expect to defend spring, 1998, Princeton
University. 3/7/1998
Daneman, Andrew. Aakandevej 5, DK-2700 Bronshoj
Denmark. voice: (+45) 3860 5942, fax: (+45) 3881 5941, e-mail: andrew@nlg.dk I
research and collect Danish 19th & 20th century photography. Discovered Mary
Willumsen (1884-1961) who specialized in female nudes in the period 1915-1922.
Visit: http://www.nlg.dk and pick a free sample of her work. I research and
collect American Tintypes and buy, sell and trade other types of photographic
images 12/15/1996
Daniel, Malcolm. Metropolitan Museum of Art -
Dept. of Photographs, New York, NY 10028-0198. voice: (212) 570-3889, fax: (212)
570-3971, e-mail: malcolm.daniel@metmuseum.org Nineteenth-century French and
British photography including Edouard Baldus, Eugene Cuvelier, Edgar Degas,
Henry Talbot, Hill and Adamson, B. B. Turner, Roger Fenton, Julia Margaret
Cameron. 6/4/2004
Daniels, Elizabeth L. Brown University, PO Box
6299, Providence, RI, 02912. Phone:(401) 454-3554, e-mail:
Elizabeth_Daniels@brown.edu documentary-art photography and its place in the
history of art, role of artist as a curator of photographs 1/31/1996
Danilowitz, Brenda. 435 Oakview Drive, Orange,
CT 06477 voice: (home) (203) 799 3979, (work) (203) 795 5525, fax: (203)
7998389, e-mail: Danilowitz@aol.com Photography in Southern Africa 1900- 1950,
Bauhaus (and related) Photography, Women Photographers 1900-1950 12/27/1996
Davey, Gerald J. 3223 Howard, apt. 37, San
Antonio, TX 78212. voice: 210-736-8153, fax: 210-736-8355, e-mail:
gdavey@trinity.edu Documentary photography, still, video and film; FSA
photography, particularly the work of Russell Lee; photographic theory;
aesthetics; philosophy, ontology and interpretation (hermeneutics), visual
communication 2/5/1997
Davidhazy, Andrew. Rochester Institute of
Technology, 70 Lomb Memorial Drive, Rochester, NY 14623. Phone:(716) 475-2592.
Fax:(716) 475-5804. e-mail: andpph@rit.edu Panoramic photography and related
applications such as peripheral, photofinish and aerial. 10/16/1995
Davies, John. PO Box 133, Evans Head. NSW,
2473, Australia. Phone +61 (0)2 66825523 email: jdavies5@smartchat.net.au
Nineteenth century photography and its importance to colonisation. The influence
of the early photographic processes on the content of the photograph
10/22/2006
Davies, Stephen. Department of History,
Malaspina College, 900 Fifth St., Nanaimo, B.C. V9R 5S5. voice: (250)753-3245
x2131, fax: (250) 741-2667, e-mail: daviesst@mala.bc.ca The tourist as
photographer in the late 19th/early 20th century; mass marketing of photography
in the late 19th/early 20th century; photography and the late 19th/early 20th
century cityscape; the photograph as a source for historians 12/15/1996
Davis, Anthony. P.O.Box 8935, Universal City,
CA 91618. voice: (818) 762 3540, fax: (818) 762 2503, e-mail:
antiqphoto@earthlink.net My interest is mainly 19th century images, especially
daguerreotypes. I produce Antiq-photo a fully illustrated bi-annual catalog of
daguerreotypes, ambrotypes and 19th century images for sale (not an auction). I
collect fine quality dags, all subjects and Autochromes of anything interesting
other than flowers. On May 31st and June 1st, 1997, I am producing a
Photographic Symposium at the Burbank Airport Hilton, Burbank, California. This
weekend event will start with presentations by well known guest speakers and
collectors in all areas of Photographic Collectibles. This will be followed by
an auction organized by Pacific Book Auction Galleries. On sunday we will have a
Trade Show and Sale. Please contact for further information. 3/26/1997
Davis, C.C. 3881 NW Chinquapin Pl., Corvallis,
OR 97330, e-mail: mcguirepc@proaxis.com I am interested in wetplate methods and
formulas of 19th century photographers, especially those who produced mammoth
plate images. 11/22/1996
Davis, Lynn Ann. Preservation Department,
Hamilton Library, University of Hawaii at Manoa, 2550 The Mall, Honolulu, Hawaii
96822. voice: (808) 956-8539, fax: (808) 956-5968, e-mail: ldavis@hawaii.edu
Social history of photography in Hawaii and the Pacific prior to 1945; compiling
a directory of photographers who worked in Hawaii 1845-1945. 2/5/1997
Davis, Melody D. 24 Childsworth Avenue,
Bernardsville, NJ 07924. voice: 908-630-0572, fax: 908-630-0579, e-mail:
melodydavis@Juno.com Gender studies and history of photography, the male nude,
feminist studies, historical stereography. Currently working on a dissertation
on women in narrative stereography. Past projects include the male nude, Lee
Miller, Florence Henri, Charles Sheeler, and George Platt Lynes. 4/17/1999
Davison, David H. 69b Heather Road, Sandyford
Industrial Estate, voice: 353 1 2950799, e-mail: edwin@iol.ie photography pre
1860, J. H. Lartigue 1/22/1997
Dawson, Michael. Dawson's Book Shop 535 N.
Larchmont Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90004, Phone:(213) 469-2186, Fax:(213)
469-9553, e-mail: dawsons@netcom.com California Photography: 1840 to the
Present, with particular emphasis on Southern California. Interests include both
commercial and fine art photography. Also interested in photographically
illustrated books of the 19th century with particular interest in those books
dealing with the American West. 1/9/1996
Dayton, Nathan. 13603 Barnet La. #12, Laurel,
MD 20708. voice: 301-776-9906, e-mail: nathandayton@commiecameras.com Soviet
Cameras (production models only) see www.commiecameras.com Praktisix and
Pentacon Six cameras and accessories 12/31/2000
Dbeerst, Xavier. Doorniksesteenweg 190, B-8500
Kortrijk -BELGIUM. voice: 0032 56 21 54 16, , e-mail: anamorfose@itinera.be,
http://www.anamorfose.be Virtual Photographic Gallery, Pictorialism,
gumprinting, historical processes, history 1880-1914 12/23/1998
de Abreu Gomes, Ana Lucia. Universidade Federal
do Rio de Janeiro. Rua Domingues de Sa 455/201, Icarai, Niteroi, Rio de Janeiro,
Brasil. Phone: +55(021)714-99-08 Phone: +55(021)611-15-94 e-mail:
alusha@email.iis.com.br XIX century, foreign photographers in Brazil,
especially Benjamin Mulock e G. Gaensly. 11/9/1997
de Castro, Alfonso 4 de Agosto 2, Zaragoza.
voice: 34 976290654, fax: 34 976290654, e-mail: adc@arquired.es General history
of photography with stress in Avantgarde photography, History of Technology of
Photography and Documental Photography; but I'm interested too in Spanish
Photography, Prehistory and origins of photography, contemporary art
photography, History of Photography in Spain and Theory and criticism.
6/2/2002
de Groot, Adri. 8825 First Ave., Silver Spring
e-mail: AdriJanus@juno.com Panoramic and wide field cameras, old and new,
panoramic photography. Home made and rare cameras. 2/27/1997
De Polo, Andrea. Largo Alinari 15, Firenze,
Italy, 50123. voice: +39-055-2395201, fax: +39-055-2382857, e-mail:
ANDREA@ALINARI.IT Alinari Photo Archives is the oldest photo archive in
activity today. The Italian archive holds over 3 million vintage images from all
over the world. Alinari includes a Picture Library, a Conservation lab, a
Digital lab, a Fine-Art Printing Dept, an Exhibition space and a Museum about
the History of Photography. My area of interest includes 19th and 20 century
fine-art photography, digital watermarking, photographic conservation. Please
visit our site http://www.alinari.com 2/6/1999
Debeerst, Xavier. Houtmarkt, 21, Kortrijk,
Belgium. voice: + 32 56 20 45 25, fax: + 32 56 20 44 25, e-mail:
debeerst@anamorfose.be Photography Gallery. 19th & 20th century, vintage
prints, books & magazines. Travel photographs (Sebah, Bonfils...) & 20th century
pictorialism & modernism (Misonne, Marissiaux, Kessels,..). The Gallery is open
on Fridays from 16h to 20h and on Saturdays from 9h to 13h. 11/8/2000
Degen, Frank. 69 Van Doren Ave., Somerset, NJ
08873. e-mail: degen@ifu.net A collector dealer in the field of antique
photography on all countries, states and subjects.My web page is
http://www.ifu.net/~degen 4/17/1999
DeGenaro, Steve. PO Box 5335, Poland, OH,
44514, voice: 330-757-7735 fax: 330-757-7838, e-mail: sdegenaro@aol.com
Interested in any references to postmortem photography, including advertising by
photographers, guides to taking postmortem photos, letters mentioning the
practice, etc. Also, looking for nicer examples of the genre, POSTMORTEM
PHOTOGRAPHY, MOURNING PHOTOS, MEMORIAL TRIBUTES, etc. Feel free to email or call
anytime. 12/31/2000
Dejardin, Fiona. 105 Main, Schenevus, NY 12155.
voice: 607-638- 9211, e-mail: dejardinf@hartwick.edu Documentary photography
especially American photography of the 1930s and 1940s. Specialty includes: The
Photo League; women photographers and critics including Barbara Morgan,
Elizabeth McCausland and Berenice Abbott 12/15/1996
Delaney, Michelle Anne. Museum
Specialist/Collections Manager, Photographic History Collection, MRC 635,
National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC
20560. Tel. 202/357-2059, FAX 202/357-4256, e-mail: delaney@nmah.si.edu 19th
century photography, pictorialism, early color photography, Washingtoniana and
Washington, DC photographers 3/7/1998
Delany, Paul. 3478 West 35th Avenue, Vancouver,
B.C. Canada V6N 2N2. voice: 604 264 9980, fax: 604 264 9904, e-mail:
delany@sfu.ca I am writing a biography of Bill Brandt. 6/17/1997
DeLorme, Maureen. e-mail:
rdelorme@northcoast.com Collector of all things related to Victorian
death/mourning philosophy, customs, and art -- including, of course, postmortem
images. Would be interested in hearing from anyone selling postmortem images, or
discussing same. 7/20/1998
Demerin, Nicole. PO Box 20119, Columbus Circle
Station, New York, NY 10023-9991. voice: 212-237-8264, fax: 212-237-8221,
e-mail: gargoyles@cuny.campus.mci.net photography and symbolism, photography
and the pre-raphaelites, the femme fatale in photography, the photo-succession,
the linked ring, pictorialism, women photgraphers in these movements, and
anything else that relates to photography/art at the 19th century
fin-de-siecle. 7/20/1998
Derenthal, Ludger. Kunstgeschichtliches
Institut, Ruhr-Universitaet Bochum, 44803 Bochum, Germany. voice:
++49(0)234-32-24739, fax: ++49(0)234-32-14450, e-mail:
ludger.derenthal@ruhr-uni-bochum.de German photography in the 20th century,
esp. postwar photography in both parts of the country. Dada, Surrealism and
photography. 3/4/2000
Dermer, Rachelle A. 67 Perkins Street, Jamaica
Plain, MA 02130. voice: 617.983.1998, e-mail: idrad@bu.edu medicine and
photography; theory and criticism 2/28/1997
Devine, Laurie. Arizona State Archives, 1700
West Washington, Phoenix AZ 85007. voice: 602-542-4035, Arizona and Southwest
history, historical photographic processes. 3/7/1998
Devos, John. W&K Narafi College, 75, V.
Rousseauav. B1190 Brussels Belgium. voice: 32 (0)2 340 10 20, fax: 32 (0)2 340
10 21, e-mail: institutional: dvs@narafi.wenk.be private:
john-devos@freegates.be Teaches history of photography. Spec. interest:
historiography, 20th c Europe esp. 20s & 30s in Belgium, France, Netherlands &
Germany. 3/1/2000
DeWitt, Jerry. 2104 Agronomy, Iowa State
University, Ames, IA 50011. voice: 515 294 1923, fax: 515 294 9985, e-mail:
jdewitt@iastate.edu Interested in photography past and present relating to
documenting indigenous knowledge and sustainable agriculture systems. Interests
in US agriculture, Russia, Sweden and Costa Rica. 6/17/1997
Dey, Richard. 313 N Main, Natick MA 01760.
e-mail: ihi@tiac.net Gay men in the technological (chemistry and optics
particularly) and artistic development of photographic processes, e.g., George
Eastman. Affiliations: International Homophilics Institute (IHI); The
Encyclopedia Homophilica (TEH); Directory of Gay Photographers (DGP); South Bank
University (SBU), London. 4/17/1999
di Crescenzo, Raffaele via balzico, salerno,
italia. voice: 089251526, fax: 089251526, e-mail: r.dicrscenzo@infinito.it
paesaggi 9/3/2001
DiBello, Patrizia. Birkbeck College, History of
Art dept., 43 Gordon Square, London, U.K., WC1H 0PD. e-mail:
adibe01@students.bbk.ac.uk Nineteenth-century photographic albums compiled by
women. 7/20/1998
Dillon, Howard. P.O. Box 262, Bolinas, Cal.
94924. voice: 415 868 2144, fax: 415 868 1219, e-mail: Marinmax@aol.com
Collector of street scenes c.1850-1950; transport, esp.autos; photographic post-
cards; 19thC. military portraits, esp. British. I am currently looking for
portraits of Balkan 'types' pre-1920, esp. Montenegrin males in national dress.
2/5/1997
Djuric, Vidikovac. Budva, Yugoslavia, 85310.
voice: +381 86 55 395, fax: + 3818655395, e-mail: majamima@yahoo.com History
and anything connected with portrait photography 12/31/2000
Djuric-Djordjevic, Maja Slovenska obala 6,
85310, Budva, Montenegro, Yugoslavia. voice: 00381 86 455395, fax: 00381 86
455395, e-mail: ifcg@cg.yu My interest in the history of photography is mainly
about portraits. I graduated history of art in Belgrade , but postrgraduated
studies finisher on Central european university in Prague with a theme portrait
in photograpy in Yugoslavia after 1945. President of Institute of photography in
Montenegro, so my main interest, except portraits, is history of photography in
Montenegro and anything conected with it. 12/27/2003
Dobson, Sebastian. Voice: 020 7373 4876 I am
an expert in Japanese photography during the nineteenth century, with a
particular interest in early Western photographers active in Japan before and
immediately after the Meiji Restoration of 1868, including Felice Beato, Antoine
Fauchery, Paul Champion, Charles Leander Weed, Wilhelm Burger and Baron Raimund
von Stillfried. Published articles include an appraisal of Beato\'s Japanese
work and examinations of the pioneering work of the amateur naval photographers
Frederick William Sutton and Swinton Holland in Japan during the period
1866-1871. I am also Honorary Librarian of the Japan Society, and am completing
the first comprehensive catalogue of the society\'s collection of Japanese
photographs. 3/5/2005
Dodd, Jerri. Box 450, Warwick, NY 10990. voice:
914-651-2209, fax: 914-651-1233, e-mail: jerri@booklook.com Doing research and
appraisals in all areas of photography. We buy one piece or entire collections.
Also, photography books, CDV's, Stereo Cards, Signed photos by noted
photographers. 3/7/1998
Doeren, Dick. 107 Smith Av., Oconto WI 54153.
voice: 920 834 4494, fax: 920 834 4494 e-mail: dickdoeren@email.com Abraham
Lincoln Photographs by Alexander Hesler 8/19/2003
Domínguez, Xevi. Serrat, 36, Calldetenes.
e-mail: bobby_peru@seker.es 1900-1915 Normandie, Bretagne, Rouen... (people,
cars, houses, little villages...). 4/17/1999
Donatelli, Dave. 211-32120 Peardonvile Rd.,
Abbotsford BC, V2T6P1, voice: 557-1258. e-mail: davmau@dowco.com My interests
are in the area of the first world war. I do have an old photo album of the
first world war. All of the photos are dated from about 1911 to 1917. They were
at one time owned by a man in my parents rest home some 20 years ago, and his
name was Tommy Byers. He gave me his album before he passed on. He was 93 years
old when he passed on. Most of the photos are in relatively good shape. I have
taken some copies of the photos with my own camera. Those have also worked out
quite well too. If there are any idea on what I could do with the photos in
getting them out there please let me know. 6/2/2002
Donnelly, Karen. Charles Sturt University PO
Box 789 Albury 2640 NSW AUSTRALIA. Phone:+61 60 418836, Fax:+61 60 418973,
e-mail: K.Donnelly@csu.edu.au 19th c Photographer Thomas Cleary b.1854 New
Zealand d. 1899 Australia, his work included a body of photographs in the
Ethnographic/Artistic genre of Australian Aboriginal people. Would welcome any
biographical info on Cleary and also similar types of photographs mentioned
above from New Zealand made by other photographers 1/31/1996
Donohue, Robyn. The Art Gallery of New South
Wales, Sydney, NSW, 2000. voice: +61 02 9225 1853, fax: +61 02 9225 1874,
e-mail: Robynd@ag.nsw.gov.au Main area of interest lies in 20th century
Modernism onwards. Particularly interested in Hans Bellmer's photographs of the
'Poupee'(c. 1930's). Also looking at the notion of substitution (copies,
reflections, mannequins etc), and subsequent representation in photography.
Pictorialism/Pastoralism represented in late 19th century - 1930's Australian
and internationally. 3/7/1998
Donovan, Kevin. 9315 Morrow NE, Albuquerque, NM
87112. Phone: 505.275.8578, Fax: 505.275.7642, e-mail: kdonovan@swcp.com
Autochromes, Photo-Secession 10/25/1995
Dopico, Cancela. Maestranza 2, Pontevedra,
España, 15300. e-mail: dopicocancela@hotmail.com Surrealist Photographers.
4/17/1999
Dorfman, Elsa. 607 Franklin St., Cambridge, MA
02139-2923. Phone: 617-876-6416, Fax:617-492-4925, e-mail: elsad@world.std.com
portraiture, polaroid processes, web pages 12/5/1995
Dorsch, Klaus-Dieter, Dr. c/o
Universitaetsbibliothek Siegen, D-57068 Siegen, West Germany, voice: 0271 /
740-4273, fax: 0271 / 740-4279, e-mail: dorsch@ub.uni-siegen.de Classical and
early christian archaeology (especially Roman mosaics, Roman paintings, art in
the Roman catacombs); history of photography in Rome in the sixties and
seventies of the last century (i.e. John Henry Parker, Carlo Baldassarre
Simelli, Charles Smeaton, Filippo Lais, Giovanni Battista Colamedici, Francesco
Sidoli) connected # with Roman archaeology (vide supra). 2/5/1999
Doyle, Daniel. Pennsylvania College of
Technology, Williamsport, PA 17756. voice: 570.326.3761, e-mail: ddoyle@pct.edu
photography and its use in propaganda 9/3/2001
Driver, Julia. Department of Philosophy,
Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH 03755. Email: julia.driver@dartmouth.edu I am
interested in early women photographers, 1840-1870. I am particularly interested
in early female daguerrian artists. 9/3/2001
Duerto Riva, Angel. C/ Bonn 10, 4º D, Zaragoza
(SPAIN), voice: 976280467, e-mail: ad.af@arrakis.es Specialist in History of
the Photogravure and the Photomecanical Process. Specialist Tecnico in Selection
of Color. Master of Fotomecanica and Scanner High-end. 5/2/2003
Duerto y Riva, Angel. C/ Bonn, 10, Zaragoza
(SPAIN). voice: 976280467, e-mail: ad.af@arrakis.es History of the photographic
technique and the old processes in general. Expert in History of the
Photomecanical, Photogravure and photographics techniques of Colors Selection.
related to the Graphical Arts and their technological evolution. 6/27/2003
Dunbar, George. 39 Tralee Ave., Scarborough,
ON, Canada. voice: 416-439-3822, e-mail: gdunbar@idirect.com History of
electronic still cameras. I understand that the first may have been the Sony
Mavica Still Video camera of 1981. I'd like to confirm this and discover some of
the other early film-less cameras circa 1980-1995. Also want to know when they
became known as "digital" still cameras. Searching for the names, makes,
specifications and prices of the early products. Also any information as to the
names of the inventors of these cameras. 6/30/2000
Duncan, Zachary S. phone: 610 873 4867, email:
Boldred007@hotmail.com pin hole cameras 6/2/2002
Dupraz, Damien. Le Moulin, Chem de la Fontaine,
St. Nazaire les Eymes. voice: 0617118510, e-mail: duprazd@caramail.com
Photography in France during the second war. Edouard Belin : (belinographe,
CNPP, COSLAP, GNPP,...) 6/30/2000
Earle, Edward. Univ. of California, Riverside,
CA, 92521, 909 787 4787, 909 787 4797, e-mail: edward.earle@ucr.edu
http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/ Photography and American cultural history. Media
studies looking at photography in relation to halftone reproduction and
electronic dissemination. 7/7/1996
Eberhart, Karin. 4109 Sumter Square, Ft.
Collins, CO 80525. voice: 970-223-3349, e-mail: Wreberhart@aol.com I am a local
historian, conservation specialist, & teacher with primary interests in personal
photograph, memorabilia, & history preservation. I'm also interested in
historical photographs of the Ft. Collins/Larimer County area. I teach classes
on basic collections care, photo & memorabilia preservation, and documenting
local history. 8/13/1997
Ebury, Francis PO Box 466 Mt. Macedon Victoria
3441 Australia. home phone: 61 418 344 659, affiliation: University of
Melbourne, web url: http://febury.com email: febury@febury.com Early wild life
photography, Early Dallmeyer tele-photo lenses, Early twentieth century record
photography, Arthur Elliott, South African Pictorialist, Early tourism
photography, especially in brochures 10/21/2002
Eggink, Henk. Karthuizerstraat 54, 6824 KD
Arnhem Netherlands. voice: +31 (0)26 3612615, fax: +31263614769, e-mail:
henk-eggink@planet.nl As working on the City of Arnhem I'm interesed in 19 and
20 century pictures from Arnhem NL, especially photos and films made by Germans
during the Battle of Arnhem 1944 9/3/2001
Eisinger, Joel. Art History, Division of
Humanities, University of Minnesota, Morris, Morris, MN 56267. Phone: (320)
589-6096, e-mail: eisingj@caa.mrs.umn.edu Photography and race; American
criticism of photography; Henry Holmes Smith. 3/15/1996
Elenbaas, Tom. 1370 N. Brea Blvd. Suite 235,
Fullerton, CA 92835. voice: (714)871-2843, fax: (714)871-7142, e-mail:
TomElenbaas@FaithfulHound.com I am a collector and dealer of Daguerreian era
images and Union and other Daguerreian cases. I have also written several
database cataloging programs for collectors of photographic images and
Daguerreian cases. I maintain a web site at http://www.faithfulhound.com where
the software programs are available for purchase. 1/1/2001
Elliott, Alan. 334 Dorcas Street, South
Melbourne, Vic., Australia. voice: (03)96901691, e-mail: alanell@netlink.com.au
19th century photographers active in Australia especially Walter Woodbury,
Ludovico Hart, Davis or Davies, Spencer and any photographs by these workers.
Also interested in Woodburytype reproductions and the history of the process and
in daguerrotypes and ambrotypes taken in Australia. 2/5/1997
Emiloff, Assen hristo 23a, Sofia. voice:
+35998923073, e-mail: sen@cult.bg I am writing my diploma work in National
Academy of Theater and Film Arts specialty Art and Applied Photography and my
theme is \"The sequences in photography\" and I want to know all for the
sequences from Myubridge to this time. I well be very thankful if I receive some
kind of information about my theme. 11/25/2003
Emm, Joan. PO Box 2465, Fort Bragg, CA. 95437.
fax: (707) 964 -7265, email: joanemm@mcn.org history and biography of women
photographers 2/6/1999
Engeman, Richard H. Oregon Historical Society,
1200 SW Park Avenue, Portland OR 97205. voice: 503-306-5247, fax: 503-219-2040,
e-mail: richarde@ohs.org U. S. Pacific Northwest and Alaska, and
Yukon(Canada)photographers; 19th-century Oregon landscape and townscape
photographs. 4/17/1999
Erdogdu, Ayshe. 2300 W Alabama #86, Houston, TX
77098. voice: 713-521-9702, fax: 713-521-1634, e-mail: AErdowdu@aol.com
(University of Texas, 1989) Research in representational strategies in the
photography of the Other. Framing Alterity (forthcoming). 2/6/1999
Erickson, Bruce T. 1315 Kaweloka St., Pear
City, HI 96782. voice: 808-455-1626, e-mail: berickson@hawaii.rr.com 19c
photography in Hawaii and Pacific Rim countries, especially daguerreotypists.
Information on Fernando Lebleux; Hugo Stangenwald; Benajah J. Antrim; Jules
Itier; Eliphalet Brown. 3/4/2000
Erlandsen, Roger. Johannes Brunsgt. 8, 0452
Oslo. voice: +47 22 60 30 45, fax: +47 22 94 04 04, e-mail:
roger.erlandsen@ra.no History of photography in Norway up to 1940 with emphasis
on daguerreotype, portrait, landscape, amateur, demography, economic and
organisation. Author of "The first 100 Years. The History of Photography in
Norway 1840-1940" (InterView, Larvik 2000). 6/30/2000
Erwood, Guy. The Manse, Old Main Road, Fleet
Hargate, Lincolnshire PE12 8LL. fax: 01406 422191, e-mail: guy@onetel.net.uk I
am interested in tracing locations of Talbot's 'Some Account of the Art of
Photogenic Drawing' of February 1839, and their provenance (not reprints or
summaries in learned journals of the time). I have established that 250 copies
were printed, with six proofs. Details of any correspondence relating to this
document (the first separately printed item on photography) also of interest.
6/2/2002
Esau, Erika. School of Humanities, Australian
National University, Canberra, AC T. voice: 61 2 6125 4142, fax: 61 2 6125 4490,
e-mail: esauboeck@bigpond.com Early Australian photography; comparative studies
of Australia and the American West; California photography. 9/3/2001
Estébanez, Consuegra Manuel. Colón 19 B 4º dcha
Novelda(Alicante) SPAIN.03660 voice: 34+6+5601370, fax: 34+6+5601370, e-mail:
MEC00001@teleline.es Alternative phtographic books(19th cen. to 1930)and
photographic images(19th cen.) preferably Dags.& Ambrotypes. 4/22/1997
Evans, Kate. University of Technology, Sydney.
Post: Humanities, University of Technology, Sydney, PO Box 123 Broadway NSW 2007
Australia. Phone: Australia (02) 951 1420 e-mail: k.evans@uts.edu.au OR e-mail:
kathryn@magna.com.au My PhD thesis is a cultural history of press photography
in Australia, approaching press photography and journalism as cultural practice.
The photographers themselves, their memories and self-representation, combined
with visual analysis, provides the core of the work. I am particularly
interested in those photographers who define themselves as 'ordinary' press
photographers and not as 'photojournalists'. Analytically, I am interested in
the spaces and shadows around and between the narratives associated with these
two types of pictorial journalism. I also teach in the areas of popular history
and visual history; and am a researcher for a TV history, which necessarily
involves photographic research 8/30/1996
Evans, Keith 46 Talbot Road, Wrexham, LL13 7DY.
voice: 01978 351946, e-mail: keith@keithevansphotography.co.uk European Folding
Rollfilm Cameras, Non Leica Rangefinders 3/6/2005
Evers, Ingrid M. H. Sauterneslaan 41c, 6213 ES
Maastricht. The Netherlands. e-mail: ievers@hetnet.nl Independent historian,
from 1996 onwards also interested in the Introduction and History of Photography
in the Province Limburg, 1842-ca. 1920, with special focus on the city of
Maastricht and including the German and Belgian border regions. Lectures and
writes on the subject. 9/1/2006
Ewbank, Lynn. Photo archivist, Arkansas History
Commission, One Capitol Mall, Little Rock, AR 72201. Phone: (501)682-6896.
E-mail: ARchives@mac.state.ar.us or ARKivist@aol.com anything related to
Arkansas including, but not limited to, its people, places, photographers, and
subjects. Time period of interest spans from the first daguerreotypist (C. P.
Moore of Philidelphia) that came through Arkansas in July 1842, up to the
present. Visit the Arkansas History Commission online at
http://www.state.ar.us/ahc/ahc.html 12/12/1997
Ewer. Gary W. 790 Washington Street #1110,
Denver, CO 80203. voice: 720-838-5495, e-mail: daguerre@hotmail.com All facets
of the daguerreotype: history, art, and science. I actively pursue original
source materials for research and am attempting to assemble the more obscure
materials (outside of the usual photographic journal texts) with the intent of
making the texts available via the internet. Also active as a collector,
especially daguerreian ephemera. 10/22/2006
Falieri, Cleber. rua Paulo Afonso 152/502 - Sto
Antonio, Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, 30350-060. voice: XX-31-2960174, e-mail:
lfalieri@brhs.com.br Pinhole photography and alternative process 3/4/2000
Falvo, Alfredo. 92 Morning Side Ave., New York,
N.Y. voice: (212)865-6943, e-mail: alfalvo68@hotmail.com Italian photographers
of 19th century. 3/4/2000
Fanning, Patricia J. 145 Walpole St., Norwood,
MA 02062. Telephone: 617-762-4143 F. Holland Day--organizing a symposium on Day
in April 1997; contact for details 10/23/1996
Fardon, George. 34B High Street, Alcester,
Warks. voice: +44 789 764903, fax: +44 789 400692, e-mail:
george.fardon@btinternet.com I am researching the life and work of George
Robinson Fardon who worked as a photographer in San Francisco during the 1850s
3/4/2000
Farrell, Andrew. Chicago Il 60622. e-mail:
zenwizrd@aol.com I am interested in writings on self portraiture both by
artists and social critics. I am researching self portraiture for a project I am
working on in my spare time. 4/22/1997
Fayer, Stan. Rd 1 Sooy Place RD., Vincentown
N.J. 08088 e-mail: fayer@pics.com All fields, collection of old equipment, old
photographs of people and architecture, forensic or crime photos as this is what
I now do for a living 4/22/1997
Feargrieve, Terry. 2-25 Legend Garden Villas,
Beijing. e-mail: fengterry@yahoo.com I am seeking pre 1900 photographs of
China, (research for book). Any help appreciated. 5/7/2003
Fearne, Donna geofff@hinet.net.au , phone
0354232195 (+61 3 54232195) I have been researching a particular photographer
for the last decade or so. His name is William Fearne who worked from the 1850's
through to 1898 or so with a brief gap for farming in the middle. As a result of
this research I am also collecting information on photographers in the Riverina
area in Australia. William worked chiefly in NSW. Often the CDV's at least were
sent overseas as momentos of how 'wonderfully' the colonials were doing so
examples of his work and other riverina work could really pop up anywhere.
10/22/2006
Ferrari, Roberto A. San Lorenzo 1555, (1636)
OLIVOS, Prov. de Buenos Aires. ARGENTINA. e-mail: roferrar@fibertel.com.ar phone
(54 11) 5788-5025 fax (54 11) 4794-5025 XIX century science images; processes
and photographers in Argentina. Latinamerican salt prints. Photographically
illustrated books. 9/1/2006
Ferreira, Martins. Rua Augusto Lessa, 669 -
4.Dto., home phone: 351 225 029 207. affiliation: University of Porto. FEUP /
DEEC - Rua dos Bragas - 4050-123 Porto - PORTUGAL. business phone: 351 222 041
748, fax: 351 222 003 610. web url: http://www.fe.up.pt/~jmf email:
jmf@fe.up.pt 19th century, particularly in relation to the history of
photography in Portugal. 6/30/2000
Field, Scott, President, The Parkinson
Archives, L.L.C. 3616 Far West Blvd. Suite 101, Austin, TX 78731. voice: 512.
450. 1335, fax: 512. 450. 1336, e-mail: scott@parkives.com Southern California
Historical Architecture designed by the Parkinson architectural firm of Los
Angeles 1894-1960 2/28/1997
Fila, Janusz. ul.Neseberska3,m.56 02-758
Warszawa POLAND. home phone: (+48)501742257. affiliation: member of the Union of
Polish Art Photographers, fax: (+4822)6205393, web url: http://www.photo.com.pl
email: photopl@photo.com.pl I will very much appreciate Your help in
establishing the author of a series of portraits of Japanese and views of Otsu,
Yokohama and Kobe dating from the end of the 19th century. The pictures may be
viewed at http://www.photo.com.pl They were scanned from original hand coloured
albumen prints- 21x26cm. 6/10/1999
Fillin-Yeh, Susan. Anne & John Hauberg
Director, Douglas F. Cooley Memorial Art Gallery, Reed College, 3203 SE
Woodstock Blvd., Portland, OR 97202-8199, voice: 503 771-1112 x 7251, fax 503
777-7798, e-mail: susan.fillin-yeh@reed.edu 10/23/1996
Fischer, Inge M. 171 East 84th Street, New
York, NY 10028. Phone:212-327-0157, Fax:212-717-6603, e-mail: IFISC@AOL.com
Daguerreotype photography, Mexican photographers of the early and first half of
the 20th century 11/1/1995
Fisher, Meredith. Marlborough Chelsea, 211 West
19th Street, New York, NY 10011. e-mail: mfisher150@aol.com 20th century
American photography; WPA-era Federal funding for art photography. 4/17/1999
Fitzpatrick, Orla. 49 Oxmantown Road, Dublin.
voice: (01) 868 1947, e-mail: orlafitz@indigo.ie Librarian and a Researcher for
the Women's History Project, Dublin, Ireland. Researching M.Lit. by thesis only
at Trinity College Dublin on women and photography in Ireland, 1860 to 1920.
Particularly interested in albums, family photography, studio practices and
women who worked in them. How photographs were exchanged between emigrants and
family at home. At the moment examining photography in the Dublin International
Exhibition and other Irish exhibitions from 1860s. 12/31/2000
Fleming, Paula Richardson. 7809 Heritage Drive,
Annandale, Va. 22003. email: britishstereos@hotmail.com,
indianphotos@hotmail.com 19th century ethnographic photography especially North
American Indian. Also photography of Washington, D. C. 1840s-1880s;
stereophotography. 5/1/2005
Fleming, William G. P.O. Box 2077 or 32 Cove,s
End Lane, Sag Harbor, NY. voice: 631 725 4503, fax: same, e-mail:
billypiper@hamptons.com Civil War photographs, Crimean War photographs
6/1/2002
Fletcher, Stephen Wilson Library CB 3930,
Chapel Hill, NC, 27514-8890. voice: 919-962-7992, fax: 919-843-0418, e-mail:
fletches@email.unc.edu Professional interest focuses on photography in North
Carolina. Personal interests are much broader and include particular interests
in panoramic, pinhole, 19th and early 20th century, and commercial through the
1950s. I\'m also an artistic photographer with work available for viewing at
http://www.leemarksfineart.com/. 6/4/2004
Fletes, Juan Carlos. 14624 tynewick terrace,
silver spring Md 20906. voice: 301 598 0922, e-mail: fadenic@aol.com nicaragua
history , indian and ancestor of nicaragua, also photographic scenery of nicagua
and all tropical areas of latin america 2/28/1997
Flottman, Rex. 915 Main Street, Winfield,
Kansas 67156. voice: 316-221-2547, fax: 316-221-2547, e-mail:
rexlf@Horizon.hit.net I am a full time professional photographer, working with
the Cowley County (KS) Historical Society to research early photographers in
this county. 9/17/1997
Flukinger, Roy. Box 7219, The Univ. of Texas,
Austin, Texas 78713. voice: (512) 471-9124, fax: (512) 471-2899, e-mail:
fluke@mail.utexas.edu Senior Curator of Photography & Film, Harry Ransom
Humanities Research Center, The University of Texas at Austin. / Interests
include all regional, national, international & intergalactic aspects of
photography and its history, from prephotography up to the present day. / All
dimensions of the medium are of interest, including: aesthetics, cultural,
technical, scientific, photojournalism, genre, and of course the historical.
Particular emphasis is given to the study of the medium's continuing
significance and influence in all dimensions of the arts and humanities.
Holdings range from the Gernsheim Collection through individual works and large
archives of historic and contemporary photographers. 11/20/1996
Flynn, Catherine. PO Box 5333, Columbia, SC
29250. e-mail: TigerCreek@aol.com Women In Early Filmmaking, 1900-1950
12/15/1996
Flynn, Marcy L. Silver Image Management, 8016
E. Paraiso Drive, Scottsdale, AZ. 85255. voice: 480-585-8289, fax: 480-419-4028,
e-mail: silverim@mindspring.com Newspaper photojournalism; 19th century photo
journals; western geological survey expeditions and photography. 6/30/2000
Fogarasi Klara dr. 12th Kossuth Square,
Budapest, Hungary H-1221. voice: (36) 1-332-6340/158, e-mail:
fogarasi@post.hem.hu Ethnographical photohistory, backgrounds and equipments of
the studios from the begining and from every continents. My homepage is in the
http://www.hem.hu/~hoczy/index.htm, Hungarian Ethnographic Museum 8/12/1997
Fontanella, Lee. Head, Humanities and Arts,
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 100 Institute Rd., Worcester, MA 01609. Off.
tel. 508-831- 5246, e-mail: lf@wpi.wpi.edu General history of photography;
specialty in photography in Spain 12/11/1995
Foster, William A. 62-Riverside Drive.
HAMBLETON-Lancs.FY69EB.United Kingdom. home phone: 01253-702512, affiliation:
R.P.S. web url: www.williamfoster.co.uk email: billfoster@appleonline.net Half
century of experience in Oil and Bromoil printing and the Gum Dichromate
process,much working use experience in palladium,platinum,kallitype,cyanotype
printing.Gallery on website. Always interested to talk to ALT process
enthusiasts on their or my experience. 12/31/2000
Foster-Rice, Greg. Columbia College Chicago,
Suite 1200, 600 S. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL 60605. voice: 312-344-8519, fax:
312-344-8068, e-mail: gfoster-rice@colum.edu History of Photography and
American Art (19th Century to present) with a special interests in issues of
race and representation and the role of landscape representations in
reflecting/shaping our relationship to ideas of land, space, and place. I have
published an article titled \"The Visual Construction of Whiteness in the
Photographs of Doris Ulmann\" in The Annals of Scholarship: Art Practices and
the Human Sciences in a Global Culture, Volume 14, Number 1, Spring 2000. I am
currently revising my dissertation for publication as a book tentatively titled
\"The Visuality of Race: The Old Americans and The New Negro in American Art,
circa 1925.\" In addition to the survey of the history of photography I have
taught special seminars on landscape photography; Robert Frank\'s The Americans;
and theory and criticism. I look forward to getting in touch with other scholars
working in similar areas of interest. 1/19/2004
Fournier, Robert. 5871 Christophe-Colomb,
Montreal (Quebec) H2S 2G3, Canada, Phone: (514) 276-7693, e-mail:
k16305@er.uqam.ca I am photographer and teacher and have a wide interest in the
medium I am working with. My interest to the history of photography is mainly
because of my interest to photography. 10/25/1995
Fraley, David. Institutional affiliation:
Research Historian/the Lotz House Museum. Mailing address:1111 Columbia Ave.,
Franklin, Tn., 37064. E-mail: LotzRebel@Aol.com My main area of interest is
American War between the States photography, especially any images relating to
the battles of Spring Hill, Franklin & Nashville, Tennessee in November &
December of 1864, or simply any 19th century images from Tennessee. My other
interests include 19th century images (Daguerrotypes, Ambrotypes, Melainotypes,
C.D.Vs & Cabinets) of quality landscapes, scenics, military, portraits, nudes,
fraternal, etc. I am quickly becoming an obsessive collector and would enjoy
hearing from other collectors and enthusiasts. 3/7/1998
Franco, Quiroz Ricardo. clonemen@hotmail.com
home phone: 01 99 261513, affiliation: comunidad fotografica latinoamericana,
institutional address: clonemen@hotmail.com business phone: 01 99 260971, fax:
01 99 260970, web url: http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Workshop/8794/ email:
clonemen@hotmail.com digital history, last decade of the phottography
12/31/2000
Fredgant, Don. 12900 Lake Ave., #123, Lakewood,
OH 44107. voice: 216-228-5270, e-mail: dondor@prodigy.net
Collector/researcher/dealer interested in Ohio CDVs and cabinet cards in
general, and those from the Cleveland area in particular; have special interest
in learning of the professional and biographic backgrounds of the photographers
and studio owners or operators responsible for the CDVs and cabinet cards.
4/17/1999
Friedberg, Michael R. Suite 2600, 30 N. LaSalle
Street, Chicago, IL 60602. Phone: (312) 704-9400, FAX: (312) 372-7951, e-mail:
mrflaw@ibm.net Collector. Especially interested in Photo-Secession (esp.
Stieglitz) and European Work of the 1930's (esp. Kertesz and Cartier-Bresson)
12/15/1996
Frizziero, Maurizio. Via De Gaspari 1, Genova,
Italy, 16146, voice: 3910365999, fax: 3910364216, e-mail: mfrizzi@tin.it I am
an Ihagee-Exakta collector, member of EXAKTA CIRCLE and of PHOTOGRAPHIC
COLLECTORS CLUB OF GREAT BRITAIN. I made many interesting pages on this theme at
the following address: http://www.leaderrealestate.com/exakta/ 7/1/1997
Frongia, Antonello. 302 Turner Place #3,
Ithaca, NY 14850. voice: (607) 277-6053, e-mail: af47@cornell.edu (Ph.D.
candidate, History of architecture and urbanism, Cornell University) Areas of
interests: photography and urban visual culture, 19th and early 20th century;
photography and the modernization of the 19th century Italian city; the
migration of urban images; Jacob A. Riis and Walker Evans; "ambivalent
urbanites" in contemporary Italian photography. 3/4/2000
Frost, Sharon. Photography Collection, The
Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints & Photographs, The New York
Public Library, 5th Avenue at 42nd Street, NY, NY 10018. Phone:212-930-0837,
Fax:212-921-2546, e-mail: sfrost@nypl.org General history of photography,
especially documentary. Particular interest in self- portraits. 12/11/1995
Frost, Susan. 806 Rosedale Terrace, Austin, TX
78704-3159, phone: 512/447-2575, fax: 512-447-2575, web url:
http://www.io.com/~reuter/brehme.html email: reuter@io.com Hugo Brehme (Germany
1882 - 1954 Mexico) 6/10/1999
Fuller, John. Prof. of Art, SUNY Oswego,
Oswego, NY 13126. Phone 315-341-2111, Fax 341-3394, e-mail:
jfuller@oswego.oswego.edu 19th-early 20th Century American and British
photography/art. Also Surrealism. 3/25/1996
Fuller, John. 87 Midlake Circle, E. Syracuse,
N.Y. 13057-1308, voice: 315.637-8208, e-mail: jfuller@northnet.org 19th, Early
20th Century 6/2/2002
Fulton, Jack. San Francisco Art Institute, 800
Chestnut Street, San Francisco, CA, 415/749.4510 x 830, 415/749.4590, e-mail:
jfulton@itsa.ucsf.edu Am interested in the whole history per se, am also
interested in contemporary history since 1970 7/24/1996
Furtak,Dan. 3543 S. Ferguson, Springfield, Mo.
65807. voice: 417-887-0009, e-mail: dugspring@juno.com Images of the Civil War.
Images from the states of Missouri//Kansas//Arkansas. Looking for copy of image
of Daniel S. Hutchinson, 12 NHVI.and information on him and his son Egbert
Hutchinson from Danbury, N.H. Have been interested in CW images since high
school. Do several Civil War and militaria shows yearly. 12/12/1997
Gachuhi, Joseph Tiphy. PO Box 35391 Nairobi
(code 00200) home phone: 0722686397 affiliation: University of Nairobi,
institutional address: 35391 Nairobi,fax: 02254243338, email:
jtiphy2001@yahoo.com history of photography 3/5/2005
Gamble, Susan 43 Castell House London SE8 4SD.
email: sag24@hermes.cam.ac.uk Completing PhD: The Antecedents of the Hologram:
aethetics, theories and invenions, 1891-1965 6/2/2002
Ganz, James A. Sterling & Francine Clark Art
Institute, Box 8, Williamstown, MA 01267. voice: 413-458-2303 x361, fax:
413-458-2336 e-mail: jganz@clarkart.edu Early French photography; Edouard
Baldus; William Bradford. 2/7/2001
Garland, David P. 532 Magnolia Bend, League
City, Tx 77573, Phone:713-332-1310, e-mail: dgarland@clover.cleaf.com 19th and
early 20th century Texas. Transportation (esp. railroad), street scenes, early
business interiors. 12/11/1995
Garner, Gretchen. 1181 Haddon Rd., Columbus, OH
43209. Phone 614-338-1357. ggarner2@earthlink.net All aspects of 20th-century
photography. Author, Disappearing Witness: Change in 20th Century American
Photography. 3/7/2005
Garrett, Graham W. 65 Goodview Rd., #45,
Willowdale, Ontario, Canada M2J 2K7. voice: 1 (416) 492-0260, e-mail:
gwgarrett@hotmail.com Canadian daguerreotypists and calotypists. I maintain the
largest data bank of Canadian daguerreotypists in Canada. Will exchange data
with researchers on activity in this field relating to Canada. Please note: Many
daguerreotypists who were active in Canada were actually American. Also wrote
article entitled 'Canada's First Daguerreian Image', (History of Photography,
Linacre College, Oxford, 20:20, Summer 1996, 101-103), the product of research
carried out in the 1980s and submitted in 1991 at the request of the NAC. It
investigated the life and career of Hugh Lee Pattinson, (1796-1858), a British
chemist from Newcastle upon Tyne who arrived in N.A. in 1839 and visited various
locales, including Niagara Falls, (Canada), where he took a large number of
daguerreotype views during the spring of 1840. Interested in exchanging data on
the subject. 1/15/1998
Gartlan, Luke. e-mail: lukegartlan@yahoo.com
My main area of interest are Central European travel photographers of the
nineteenth century. In particular, I have been working for several years on the
career of Baron Raimund von Stillfried in Japan, China, Hong Kong, Siam,
Austria-Hungary, the Balkans, and Greece, and his circle of contemporary
associates in Japan and East Asia (Felice Beato, Wilhelm Burger, Michael Moser,
Wilhelm Willmann, Hermann Andersen, Franz von Stillfried, and others).
2/14/2004
Gasparini, Laura. via Farini, 3, Reggio Emilia,
Italy, 42100 Reggio E. voice: 0522/456.089, fax: 0522/456.081, e-mail:
gasparini.laura@comune.re.it The Panizzi Library Photographic Collection, born
in 1980 with the goal of organizing the historical collections already existing
at the Library, has met this need, expanding also gradually towards contemporary
photography. The peculiarity of the collection reflects not only a criterion of
documentation of local history, but also the history of photography. The
photographic patrimony at the Panizzi Library counts 900.000 including
daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, tintypes, albumins, and negative plates. The
catalogue of the Photographic Collection is completely computer-based. Pictures
can be viewed through an analog video disk, while the originals are kept in an
air-conditioned room. Biblioteca Panizzi - Reggio Emilia - Italy
http://panizzi/comune.re.it 4/17/1999
Gassan, Arnold. 6061 N. Panorama Dr., Tucson,
AZ 85743. voice: 520-744-3751, e-mail: arnigassan@aol.com psychometrics and
photography, photography as projectives, photographic processes theory,
photographic criticism. 6/30/2000
Gasser, Martin, PhD. Curator and Co-director of
the Swiss Foundation of Photography, Zurich. Himmenreichstrasse 37, CH-8570
Weinfelden, Switzerland. phone/fax +41 71 622 75 36, e-mail:
martingasser@access.ch Independent researcher and curator with special
interests in historiography of photography, phot. and art/politics, phot. book
projects, Switzerland (Robert Frank, Jakob Tuggener, Paul Senn, 1920s and 1930s,
19th cent.), Europe (Albert Renger-Patzsch, Bill Brandt, Heinrich Kuhn, 19th
cent. France), USA (Walker Evans, FSA, John Gutmann, Bourke-White, Swiss
photographers in the US). 1/1/2001
Gathany, Bob. Bob Gathany Photographer, 4951
Century St., Huntsville, AL 35816, Phone:205-895-0495, e-mail: GATHANY@AOL.COM
Southern School of Photography 1904-1928 located at McMinnville, TN, W.S.(Dad)
Lively, use of studio skylights 1/9/1996
Gauzza, Marcus. 52 Clearview Circle, Hopewell,
Jct NY 12533. fax: 212-737-2534, e-mail: click@photoarts.com Interest in
printmaking and photography. Specialize in Russian Avant-Garde and Russian War
photography as well as photos with Architectural subject matter. Check out
http://www.photoarts.com 11/12/1996
Gendell, Adam. 1847 Larkin St.@Pacific Ave.,
San Francisco. voice: 1-888-ARTSEAL, e-mail: artseal@pacbell.net Artseal
Gallery features Rare & Vintage Photography from the first half of the 20th
Century; including Stieglitz's "Camera Work", Clarence H. White School, Salon
Photographers, Group F64. Pictorialism through Modernism. Visit our Website @
http://www.artseal.com 11/9/2000
George, Dick. The Phoenix Zoo, 455 N. Galvin
Parkway, Phoenix, AZ 85008. Phone: (602) 273-1341, ext. 7442, Fax: (602)
273-7078 e-mail: dick.george@asu.edu 19th century Southwestern photographers,
especially Charles Fletcher Lummis; wildlife photography; landscapes; Ansel
Adams; Western gunfighters, especially Billy the Kid, John Wesley Hardin.
10/17/1995
George, Kelly R. 5004 Lansing Dr., Austin, TX
78745-1750 voice: (512) 445-5947, fax: (512) 471-2899, e-mail:
krg@mail.utexas.edu Twentieth century American and German photography,
Surrealism, Theory and Criticism of photography 12/27/1996
Gerrard, Nelson. Box 925, Arborg, Manitoba R0C
0A0 Canada. ph. 204-378-2758 http://www.itakephotos.co.uk My special area of
interest is any photopgraphy relating to photography of or by Icelandic
immigrants during the period from 1870-1910, and in particular photographs by
such Winnipeg photographers as Baldwin & Blondal, Best & Co., Best & Bro., J.
Ross, Ross & Best, Duffin, B. Olafsson, Searle, Hall & Lowe, Bennetto, Steele &
Wing, Wm. Johnston, Mrs. Carr, CPR Studio, and Bjarni Thorsteinsson. Also
Selkirk photographers Wm. Johnston and J. Clark, and North Dakota photographers
S. J. Bjornsson, G. G. Grove, S. G. Northfield, S. Eirikson, J. McCarthy, and A.
Solvason. Furthermore, S. Magnus, Minneota, Minnesota, sometimes misread as L.
Magnus, Halldorson (Nebraska and Chicago), Thorsteinn Davidson, and C. H.
Richter (St. Paul), Gudmundur Eiriksson, Spanish Fork, Utah, and later
California, Christian Oliver, Duluth and elsewhere, Johannes Helgason, Seattle,
and Larus Helgason, Selkirk and Winnipeg, Gudmundur Eiriksson, Spanish Fork,
Utah, and later California, Christian, Oliver, Duluth and elsewhere, Johannes
Helgason, Seattle, and Larus Helgason, Selkirk and Winnipeg. 5/1/2005
Gerstheimer, Christian John 7733 Dacosta,
Detroit, MI 48239. home phone: (313)791-2946, affiliation: Detroit Institute of
Arts, 5200 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI. 48202, business phone: (313)833-1727, web
url: www.dia.org email: gerstheimer@dia.org Surrealist photography, Neue
Sachlichkeit photography, Conceptual and contemporary photography. 10/21/2002
Ghosh, Ashim. C6/6046, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi -
110070, voice: 91-11-6899628, fax: 91-11-6899628, e-mail:
audiovisionary@rediffmail.com I run a small documentation centre - The CASA
(Centre for Audiovisionary Science and Art)Documentation Centre. We have in our
collection over a 1000 bromides from 77 locations around India. They date from
1890 to the present and present a diverse view from cities and small towns to
tribal QSS prints. I am largely interested in works relating to the
socio-history of the Indian subcontinent. Any topic, style, age, incident,
location, etc. 10/22/2006
Gierstberg, Frits. Institutional
affiliation:Nederlands Foto Instituut, Witte de Withstraat 63, NL-3012 BN
Rotterdam. phone: + 31 10 2132011, fax:+31 10 4143465, e-mail:
fgierstb@worldonline.nl history and theory of photography, contemporary
photography, conceptual photography. 4/17/1999
Gil, Inês. Rua F. Caldeira, 11, 1ºD, 1700
Lisboa PORTUGAL. voice: 351.1.793 00 08, fax: 351.1.793 00 08. Women
Photographers, Photographers / Directors (Moving Image). 4/17/1999
Gilbert, George. American Photographic
Historical Society, 1150 Ave. of the Americas, New York, NY 10036. 718 549-2642,
718 549-0768, email: ggilb5550@mindspring.com web:
www.superexpo.com/cl/ggilbert.htm Director of Publications, Amer Photo Hist
Soc.; editor monthly newsletter of photo history related natl/intrnatl news
item; editor, quarterly journal, Photographica, illustrated features of interest
to collectors, writers. 3/4/2000
Gili, Marta. FUNDACIO "LA CAIXA," Avenida
Diagonal, 621, planta 10, 08028 BARCELONA, SPAIN. phone: 00 34 93 4046026,
Fax:00 34 93 4046134, e-mail: mgili.fundacio@lacaixa.es broad; see
http://www.fundacio.lacaixa.es 6/30/2000
Given, Brian J. Dept. of Sociology and
Anthropology, Carleton University, 1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa, Ontario,
Canada, K1S 5B6. voice: 613-520-3571, fax: 613-520-4062, e-mail:
bgiven@ccs.carleton.ca I Teach visual anthropology. Interest in ethnographic
film, media literacy, photographic anthropology. Practise, theory and criticism
re. still photography and anthropological research. 2/6/1999
Gladstone, Randy. P.O. Box 348, Mason, Mich.
48854-0348. voice: 1-517-676-9090, e-mail: Gladphoto@aol.com Michigan
Photographers of the 19th. Century (1840's - 1899). Their assistants,
retouchers, printers, addresses and of course known dates of Operation. I also
value their Bios, Advertisements and Mental notes that were handwritten on
reverse of some photos. 3/7/1998
Glauber, Carole. Portland, Oregon. voice:
503-788-9464, e-mail: cgpdx@aol.com Women photographers 1870 to 1920,
particularly Myra Albert Wiggins, Lily White, Sarah Ladd, Maud Ainsworth and
other Northwest women photographers. Recent publications: Witch of Kodakery: The
Photography of Myra Albert Wiggins 1869-1956 (Washington State University Press,
1997); Myra Albert Wiggins-Arts and Crafts Photographer, (Style 1900, May 1999);
"Songs of a Pagan: A Study of Anne Brigman's Poetry," (PhotoReview, Spring,
2000). 1/1/2001
Glenn, James. National Anthropological Archives
MRC152NHB National Museum of Natural History Smithsonian Institution,
Washington, D.C. 20560, voice: 202-357-4567, fax: 202-357-2208, e-mail:
mnhan051@sivm.si.edu anthropological photographs 9/30/1996
Godby, Michael. Dept. of History of Art,
University of Cape Town, Rondebosch 7700, voice: 650-2685, fax: (021) 650-3726,
e-mail: Michael@beattie.uct.ac.za 12/27/1996
Goeller, Karen. P.O. Box 365, Mechanicsville,
PA 18934-0365. e-mail: k.e.goeller@att.net Interested in early photographic
examples (19th and early 20th centuries) and their preservation/conservation.
Currently doing digital photographic restoration and preservation according to
Cornell study guidelines, but want to learn about physical preservation and
conservation techniques. 3/4/2000
Gokelaere, Marc. email: mg@livantic.com
Administrateur de la liste photoancienne, Nous avons le plaisir de vous
informer de la création d'une nouvelle liste de discussion consacrée
exclusivement à la photographie ancienne. Cette liste administrée par
l'association LIVANTIC se consacrera exclusivement à: La recherche sur la
photographie, les photographes et l'histoire de la photographie. L'actualité de
la photographie ancienne, expositions, ventes publiques, conférences, nouvelles
parutions. Des annonces pour l'achat, la vente, ou l'échange de photographies et
de livres sur la photographie ou illustrés par des photographes. Pour vous
abonner: photoancienne-abonnement@club.voila.fr Pour envoyer un message sur la
liste: photoancienne@club.voila.fr Page d'accueil de la liste:
http://club.voila.fr/do/info/photoancienne 2/8/2001
Gomes, Ana Lucia de Abreu. Universidade Federal
do Rio de Janeiro, Rua Domingues de Sa, 455/201 - Icarai, Niteroi - Rio de
Janeiro, Brasil - 24220-091. Phone: (055)(021) 611-15-94, Fax: idem, e-mail:
rmartini@iis.com.br history of photography in the XIX century, foreign
photographers in Brazil, history of photography in general. 11/12/1996
Gomez Lozano, David. 13 Islas Cíes (3-4-4),
Madrid, Spain, 28035. voice: (34) 629234849, e-mail: dgomezl@nexo.es I am
particulary interested in the history and evolution of Infrared emulsions, as
well as their aplication as a tool for self-expression 2/8/2001
Gonçalves, Jorge. R.S.João 1, 2580-555
RIBAFRIA. voice: 351 363 769 968, fax: 351 263 769 968, e-mail:
j.v.goncalves@clix.pt Studies on Photography, History of Art (Image),
Anthropology, Philosophy, Education (Science of Pedagogics) 7/20/2003
González de Matos Heberto. 1er Callejón L.
Cárdenas No. 8 Col. A. Barona, Cuernavaca, Morelos México. voice: 0173221947,
e-mail: gomahebert@hotmail.com me interesa la fotografia antigua de México,
especialmente la del siglo XIX, en Cuernavaca, Morelos. 9/3/2001
Gonzalez, Barbara. 110 Allanford Rd.
416-332-8410, email: barbaradg@hotmail.com Canadian female artists 6/2/2002
Goodyear, Frank. 809-B East 30th Street,
Austin, TX 78705, voice: 512 482-0581, e-mail: frankg@utxvms.cc.utexas.edu 19th
Century American Photography, Photography and Tourism 12/5/1996
Goqi Gracenea, Xavier. Pl. Victor Siurana,1
25003 Lleida(Spain. home phone: 00 34 973 702053. affiliation: University of
Lleida. business phone: 00 34 973 702053. fax: 00 34 973 702062, e-mail:
x.goni@suic-ri.udl.es History of photography in Spain in the XIX century
7/24/1999
Gordon, Peggy J. 7580 E. 26 th St. So.,
Muskogee, OK. voice: 918 6834682, e-mail: monsterinlaw@cox.net I would like to
update info looking for people that was/ or knew any thing about outwest studio
in cheyenne and denver in the early 1930's and 1940's. My dad was the owner of
these studios and was one of the official photographers for the cheyenne
frontier days his name was Adlai E. Gordon. I have numerous item from fort
warren and programs from that era from Cheyenne and Denver studios. He died in
1966 11/6/2006
Granados, Odin. email: oding@cantv.net
Photography in Venezuela and Latin America. 7/24/1999
Grandclaudon, Leslie. California. e-mail:
kryray@hotmail.com Currently, family have discovered four boxes of glass
negitives photos of: china, turkey, middle east and many other countries. The
photos seem to be from either 1899-1910. They have \"american colony\" on some
of the sides of the black tape that covers some of the sharp edges on the glass.
Our family has had them (over early 1920\'s. They were found after a family
member\'s death and would like to find out more information regarding them. They
look like the work of Bomfils. The gandra is the same. Only those from
creditdental areas inquire. 6/27/2003
Granese, Jose Luis. Av. Ejercito 141,
Santiago-Chile. voice: 6762307, fax: 6762302, e-mail: jose.granese@com.udp.cl
Chile history of photo books and albums, 20th century fine art photo,
contemporary, theory and crit. Profession: Journalist and Professor of
Photography 3/26/1997
Grau Ferrando, Dolors. Maiena, 3 Llagostera.
voice: 972 80 55 19, fax: 972 83 05 27, e-mail: dolors@yahoo.com I'm a
historian of photography. I'm interested in information of Mauri, Fargnoli,
Mayo. Catalan photographers that work in Latin America. Also I'm interested in
postmortems and images of cemeteries. See my url:
http://members.xoom.com/fotohistoria I wrote "Els artesans de la imatge" and I
teach about history of photography. 7/20/1998
Gray, Jennifer. 807 Ohio Avenue, Long Beach,
California 90804. voice: 562/987-4376, e-mail: j_thing22@hotmail.com Any photos
or even better sitters of Irving Chidnoff/ New York 1930s 7/24/2001
Gray, Michael. Fox Talbot Museum. Lacock,
Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 2LG, UK. Phone: 44 1 249 730 459 or 44 1 373 830
474, Fax: 44 1 373 830 472 e-mail: m.w.gray@bath.ac.uk Proto-photographic
imagery, photographic vision and the evolution of the photographic idea; the
concept of the latent image and automatous representation. Thomas Wedgewood and
the subsequent dissemination of his joint paper written up by Davy. Secret
writing; history of mirrors and natureprinting; camera obscura; camera ottica;
and camera lucida. The social, mythological, religious, scientific and artistic
context preceding the discovery / invention of the photographic negative and
latent image. Principally but not exclusively on paper. 3/5/1996
Greenacre phone: 01665 711637, web url:
www.magiclantern14.btinternet.co.uk/ email: magiclantern14@hotmail.com magic
lanterns, pre-cinema projection, lantern slides 6/2/2002
Griggs, Paul, W. home phone: 512-295-9404
Early american sportscards. 6/4/2004
Grilli, Daniel Guillermo. Barrio Arco Iris MC
C2 R. de la Cruz, Mendoza, Argentina. voice: 00542614213340, e-mail:
fotohist@logos.uncu.edu.ar Historia de la Fotografia en Argentina. Utilizacion
de la fotografia como fuente historica documental para el desarrollo de
proyectos de investigacion universitaria. 12/31/2000
Grojean, Toni. 5 S 333 Scots Dr., Naperville,
Il 60563. fax: 1-708- 562-7859, e-mail: Grojean@aol.com George Pullman Era
Railroads, St. Lawrence Seaway Completion, Reversal of the Chicago River
1/22/1997
Gross, Richard. Thunderbird High School, 1750
W. Thunderbird Rd. Phoenix, Arizona 85023 USA. Tel. (602) 915-8900 : FAX (602)
915-8971 e-mail: rpg1661@aol.com General interest in photo history. I teach
high school now but have worked with jr. college students in the past. I blend
basic how-to-do-it photo skills with photo history and critical processes.
11/29/1995
Grossman, Wendy. Eliot ElisofonPhotographic
Archives, Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C. 20560-0708. Email:
wagross@wam.umd.edu. Phone: 301-454-0356 Special interest in modernist
photography, Man Ray, Curtis Moffat, Rotimi Fani-Kayode and photographic
representations of non-Western art through the modernist camera lens. 2/7/2000
Gruber, John E. 1430 Drake St., Madison, Wis.
53711. Phone: 608-255-7713 e-mail: jgruber@execpc.com AREA(S) of interest in
the history of photography: railroads and photography, especially railroad
company photographers and photography and the relation to industrial
photography; railroad photo cars; William Henry Jackson and his work for
railroad companies. Editor of Vintage Rails magazine, Waukesha, Wis. 8/12/1997
Guardia, Carlos. Camino Real de Betania,
Panama. voice: 507 6856417, e-mail: c45@panama1.com Panama, Panama Canal,
Construction of the Panama Canal, 9/14/2003
Gunthert, Andre. Societe francaise de
photographie, 71 rue Richelieu, 75002 Paris, France. e-mail:
gunthert@photographie.com History of scientific photography, critical
perception of photography, history of the theories of photography. Recent books:
"Albert Londe, l'instant reve", Chambon, 1993; "La Revolution de la photographie
instantanee", Bibliotheque nationale, 1996; "Albert Londe", Nathan, 1999.
General Secretary of the Societe francaise de photographie
(http://www.sfp.photographie.com ), senior editor of "Etudes photographiques"
(http://www.etudes.photographie.com ), teaches at the Ecole nationale de la
Photographie d'Arles. 3/4/2000
Guynn, Beth Ann. Special Collections, The Getty
Center for the History of Art & the Humanities, 401 Wilshire Blvd., Santa
Monica, CA, 90401. Phone: 310-458-9811, x.4089. Fax: 310-458-6487, e-mail:
BGuynn@getty.edu. Latin America, especially Mexico; colonial photography;
travel photography 1/25/1996
Haagen, Peter. Sundvej 71, DK-8832 Skals
Denmark. voice: +45 86696057, e-mail: haagen@post6.tele.dk
AREA(S):Photographer, teacher at Medieskolerne (The Danish Mediaschools - Viborg
- Denmark). Early Danish photography and early photographic techniques.
Collecting and restoring photographs, daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, tintypes,
cartes de visites etc.URL: http://home6.inet.tele.dk/haagen/ 6/10/1999
Haberstich, David Eduard. Archives Center, NMAH
C-340, MRC 601, National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution,
Washington, D.C. 20560. Phone: 202-357-3270, Fax: 202-786-2453, e-mail:
mah0k06@sivm.si.edu (office), DavidH5994@aol.com (home) Stereographs; travel
photography; American documentary photography; motion pictures; 19th- and
20th-century photographic art. Recent publications: "Betty Hahn: The Early
Years," in _Betty Hahn: Photography or Maybe Not_ (U. of New Mexico Press,
1995); "Illusions of Travel" in _American Photographs in Europe_ (Amsterdam, VU
Press, 1994); "Wayward Wife as Muse: Anais Nin and Ian Hugo," in _Anais Nin: A
Book of Mirrors_ (in press). 12/5/1995
Habib, Alexander. 308 Paul Rd., Rochester, NY
14624, (716) 328 4609, e-mail: ritvax.isc.rit.edu retouching old photographs
and IR Photographs 1/17/1996
Hacking, Juliet. Photographs Department,
Sotheby's, 34-35 New Bond Street, London W1A 2AA. E-mail:
juliet.hacking@sothebys.com Mid to late 19th century British photography with
an emphasis on the following: photographic journals and societies, the debates
over photography's relationship to art, Alfred Wall, Elizabeth Eastlake, Oscar
Rejlander, Camille Silvy, David Wilkie Wynfield, & Julia Margaret Cameron.
7/20/2003
Hafsteinsson, Sigurjon Baldur. Viditeig 18, 270
Mosfellsbae, Iceland. voice: +354-566-7264, fax: +562-562-1480, e-mail:
sbh@reykjavik.is Landscape photography, police photography, post-mortem
photographs, photography in Iceland, photography and culture/society.
4/17/1999
Häggström, Leif. Department of Archaeology,
Göteborg University, Box 200, 40530 Göteborg. Sweden. e-mail:
leifhh@hotmail.com Ph.D. student in archaeology. General interest in the
introduction and use of photography in archaeology. Special interest in the use
of photography in West Swedish archaeology. 3/4/2000
Hahn, Thomas. 728 State Street, Madison, WI
52706. fax: 608 262-0344, e-mail: thahn@macc.wisc.edu Historical photography of
China and East Asia in general 3/4/2000
Halaas, Kristin. Tordenskjolds gate 12, 8656
Mosjoen, NORWAY, 00 47 97 07 18 47, e-mail: kristin.halaas at
helgelandmuseum.no Norwegian Cartes de Visite portraits, the use of painted
backdrops and the staging of the sitter. Norwegian photohistory in general.
President of the Norwegian Society for the History of Photography. 8/31/2006
Hales, Peter Bacon. 545 Michigan, Evanston, IL
60202. voice: (847) 866-8106, fax: (312) 413-2460, e-mail: pbhales@uic.edu
Books written: Silver Cities: The Photography of American Urbanization (Temple
U. Press, 1984), William Henry Jackson and the Transformation of the American
Landscape (Temple U. Press, 1988, 1996), Constructing the Fair: Charles Dudley
Arnold and the World's Columbian Exposition (Art Institute of Chicago, 1993),
(with Bob Thall, photographer) The Perfect City (Johns Hopkins Press, 1994),
Atomic Spaces: Living on the Manhattan Project (University of Illinois Press,
1997). -19th and 20th century landscape and urban photography, -Contemporary
photography, - Vernacular photography, -Documentary, -News and Magazine
photojournalism, -Commercial photography 12/15/1996
Hallett, Michael. 134 Henwick Road, St. John's,
Worcester WR2 5PB. voice: 01905 425547, fax: 01905 425547, e-mail:
michael.hallett@virgin.net Writer, journalist, photographer, lecturer and
skillful communicator. Formerly Chair of Undergraduate Forum, Birmingham
Institute of Art & Design, University of Central England. Areas: Primarily 20
century. Photojournalism. Documentary. Pictorial magazines of the 20s, 30s and
40s. Stefan Lorant's biographer. Consultant for documentary films. Also English
photography in 19 century with specific reference to John Benjamin Dancer. Url:
http://www.michaelhallett.com 4/16/2000
Hamber, Anthony. London. Ph.D. (University of
London 1992) on The Photography of the Fine Arts in England 1839-1880. e-mail:
anthony.hamber@btinternet.com 19th century photography, 19th century
photography of fine and decorative art and architecture, Current research
project: A computer database; An annotated bibliography of photographically
illustrated publications published during the 19th century. Architectural
photography in mid-Victorian Great Britain. The origins of photography in
Salisbury (Wiltshire, England) 1839-1880 10/22/2006
Hamilton, Brenton. Rockport, Maine 04856. fax:
207.236.2558, e-mail: bhstudio@hotmail.com Pre-History & the emergence of
photography, Wm. Henry Fox Talbot, European Modernism. 3/7/1998
Hamilton, Peter. 6 Bardwell Road, Oxford OX2
6SW, UK. phone: 44 1865 310875. affiliation: The Open University, Faculty of
Social Sciences; institutional address: Walton Hall Milton Keynes MK7 6AA; web
url: bardwell-press.co.uk e-mail: p.e.hamilton@open.ac.uk 20th C French
humanist photography; 19th C Portrait and social classification; Documentary
photography; Photography and society 4/16/2000
Hamilton, Violet Wilson Centre for Photography
- 5 Akenside Road, London, NW3-5BS. Wilsoncentre@hotmail.com - 0207-813-2875. An
archive of photographs embracing the history of photography from 1839 to the
present. Specialist on 19th c. women photographers. Author: Annals of my Glass
House, University of Wahington Press, 1997 11/6/2006
Hammond, Mary. 165 Watson Drive, Athens, GA
30605-3737, voice: (706)549-2583, fax: (703)273-2846, e-mail:
mhammon1@osf1.gmu.edu Intersests: the camera obscura, its history and
development; earrly 19th century processes and imagery, Picorialism, the Linked
Ring Brotherhood, and the Photo Secession, Bauhaus Photography and photo
teachers, influence on Europe and America 12/15/1996
Handle, Stefan. Majötz 19, 6460 Imst, AUSTRIA.
email: handle.p@cni.at History of 19th century photography in Austria,
especially of the Tyrolean area. Photographers I am particulary interested in
are: Anton Zoderer, Ignaz Falch, Josef Sonnweber, Anton Gratl, Fr. Unterberger.
My other field of interest regards to early Austrian photographers in the Far
East (with an emphasis on Japan), especially Wilhelm Burger and Baron Raimund
von Stillfried-Ratenicz. 11/6/2006
Handle, Stefan. Majötz 19, 6460 Imst, AUSTRIA
email: handle.p@cni.at History of 19th century photography in Austria,
especially of the Tyrolean area. Photographers I am particulary interested in
are: Anton Zoderer, Ignaz Falch, Josef Sonnweber, Anton Gratl, Fr. Unterberger.
My other field of interest regards to early Austrian photographers in the Far
East (with an emphasis on Japan), especially Wilhelm Burger and Baron Raimund
von Stillfried-Ratenicz. 11/6/2006
Hannavy, John. 39 Pilgrims Way, Standish,
Lancashire. voice: +44 1257 473415, e-mail: john.hannavy@blueyonder.co.uk
Editor of the forthcoming Encyclopedia of 19th Century Photography, and would
welcome contact with anyone interested in writing for the project. Researcher,
writer, collector and teacher of early photography. Generally interested in 19th
and early 20th century photography. SDpecial interests include 1. The packaging
and presentation of the Victorian photographic portrait. Special interest in
union cases, especially the history of the English union case manufacturers. 2.
Roger Fenton, 3. Thomas Keith and early Scottish amateur photography, 4. The
Waxed Paper Process. 9/1/2006
Hannum, Gillian Greenhill. Manhattanville
College, 2900 Purchase St., Purchase, NY 10577, Phone:(914) 694-2881, e-mail:
ghannum@mville.edu pictorialism, women photographers, U.S. Camera magazine,
photographic exhibition practices. 11/6/1995
Hansen, Frede. Philippsruher St. 10, Frankfurt
am Main. e-mail: fh@simcorp.de Russian cameras and lenses, Chinese cameras and
lenses 3/4/2000
Hanser, Edgar. am flosskanal, schopfheim.
e-mail: e.hanser@t-online.de Johann Baptist Isenring ( 1796 - 1860 )
Switzerland ? 6/2/2002
Harasym, Zenon. Bulwar Ikara 31-24, Wroclaw,
Poland. voice: 0048713510575, e-mail: hazetur@kn.pl Travel Photography 19th
7/20/2003
Harding, Colin. Curator of Photographic
Technology at - The National Museum of Photography, Film & Television.
Pictureville. Bradford. West Yorkshire. BD1 1NQ. UK. Phone:(44) 01274 773399,
Fax:(44) 01274 723155, e-mail: c.harding@nmsi.ac.uk Evolution of photographic
technology. Snapshot photography and the history of Kodak. Relationship between
photography and society 8/7/1996
Harding, Colin. National Museum of Photography,
Film & Television, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD1 1NQ, UK. Tel (44) 1274 203380,
Fax (44) 1274 723155, e-mail c.harding@nmsi.ac.uk History of photographic
technology. History of Kodak. The popular perception and reception of
photography. 6/30/2000
Hargraves, Michael. 1200 Getty Center Drive,
Ste. 1000, Los Angeles, CA 90049-1687. voice: (310) 440-6636, fax: (310)
440-7743, e-mail: mhargraves@getty.edu Cased objects especially daguerreotypes.
Currently cataloguing assistant for The J. Paul Getty Museum, Dept. of
Photographs. Current project: assisting in forthcoming publication of
daguerreotypes from the Getty collection. Also, assisting the curator in an
exhibition to open in April, 1998. 3/26/1997
Harker, Margaret. Emeritus Professor of History
of Photography (University of Westminster, London). Egdean House, Egdean, Nr
Pulborough, West Sussex, RH20 1JU, England. Telephone/Fax: 00 44 1798 865360.
(At present no e-mail). 19th century photography esp. Linked Ring,
pictorialism, Architectural and Landscape photography. 20th century:
photographic visualisation and aesthetics. 2/23/1998
Harlow, Tim. 808 1/2 n MADISON, BLOOMINGTON,
IL. 61701. e-mail: HARLOW_TJ@SAL.IT.ILSTU.EDU I am looking for any info. on a
small photography college that operated in Effingham, Il. at the turn of the
century. I thought the school's name was Austin college, but recently found out
the name is Illinois College of Photography. The school was hit hard by the
economy of the time and closed down because of the depression. 3/7/1998
Harrell, Thomas H. e-mail: tharrell@fit.edu
P.O. Box 033896, Indialantic, FL 32903, 407-725-8681 My primary interests
include all aspects of the career of William Henry Jackson and the use of
photo-reproductions in 19th century books. Recent projects include an annotated
bibliography and a WWW page on Jackson, URL:
http://www.fit.edu/cogsei/whjte.html 5/13/1996
Harrevelt, L.A.S. van Witte de Withstraat 63,
Rotterdam, 3012BN. voice: 031-10-2330788, fax: 031-10-2140375, e-mail:
vanharrevelt@nfa.nl The history of nature photography, as used for scientific
purposes (research and classification in biology), nature preservation and
education. Nature photography in printed media (magazines, books) and the de
spread of these images in the Netherlands. Dutch nature photography in relation
to international developments in this field. 9/13/2003
Harrison, Joan. 99 Mcloughlin St., Glen Cove,
N.Y. 11542, (516)671- 9367, e-mail: joanh@earthlink.net Gum Bichromate/
Alternative Processes, Digital Imaging/New technologies 8/2/1996
Harrison, William. 15559 Union Ave, box 209,
Los Gatos CA 95032. voice: (408) 225-3612, e-mail: CWP_ED@YAHOO.COM Collector
(actually an accumulator) of old camreas and photographs. My favorite uncle
Virgil was a Photographer and gave me old cameras (this was in the 1930s) to
play with. As an active amateur (salons,pic of year '51, etc.) in high school. I
got a job as studio portraitist w/ 8x10 studio camera in 1951. Then a little war
changed my career path into more practical matters, like actually making a
living. This long story is background on my interests: old, old cameras, typical
photos esp. portrait.. 2/7/1999
Hartman Janez, T. Ceceve 7, SLO-3000 Celje,
Slovenia, phone (+)386 (0)63 451 140, e-mail janez.hartman@amis.net, I study &
collect 1850-1920 portraits and other photographs of officers, soldiers, sailors
and civilians WITH FIREARMS, especially revolvers, from Austria,
Austria-Hungary, the Balkans, Montenegro, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Albania, Serbia,
Macedonia, Bulgaria, Roumania, Greece, Turkey, Ottoman Empire and the Orient in
general. I can use postcards and reproductions (including enlarged laser
photocopies). 3/4/2000
Hathaway, Pat. 469 Pacific Street, Monterey, CA
93940-2702. voice: (831) 373-3811, e-mail: hathaway@caviews.com URL:
http://caviews.com I have a large collection of Central California historical
images from Santa Barbara to Marin Co. from the 1880-1990's Doing research on
early California Photographers E.A. Cohen, C.E. Watkins, C.W.J. Johnson, Zan
Stark, and others, looking for views by above photographers as well view of the
Monterey Bay area. We have a list of photographers in the collection on our web
page. 4/17/1999
Hawkins, Tim. Photo Department, Playboy
Enterprises, Inc. (312) 751-8000 e-mail: thawkins@playboy.com Nude & erotic
photography, pinups & glamour photography, photo-documentation of latter 20th
century male lifestyles & popular culture, history of Playboy Enterprises.
3/15/1996
Hawley, Claire, A. 5690 W. 80th Place Arvada,
CO 80003. email: hawleyca@colorado.edu Multiple imagery, digital/computer
graphic 3/4/2000
Haworth-Booth, Mark. Victoria & Albert Museum,
London SW7 2RL, 0171 938 8605, 0171 938 8615, e-mail:
100573,1332@compuserve.co.uk Formation of photography collections; changes in
the presentation and critical perception of photography 1840s to the present;
Camille Silvy; Bill Brandt. 8/7/1996
Hayes, Alonzo D. 6709 Bridger Court, Indpls.
Indiana 46268. voice: (317) 226-4242, fax: (317) 226-3315, e-mail:
alonzohay@aol.com I am interested in the group of photo-journalists who
traveled to Cuba in 1897-1900, and took pictures related to the Spanish American
War. Specifically African American soldiers in that War. I would like to know
their names, perhaps if they left memoirs, diaries, or information about the
photograps they took. 6/30/2000
Haynes, David. 1810 W. Mulberry, San Antonio,
Texas 78201. voice: 210/732-3507, e-mail: davhaynes@juno.com 19th century Texas
photographers and photography 12/31/2000
Healy, Maria. email: mia_healy@yahoo.com Henry
Peach Robinson, his style/how he developed it 6/30/2000
Hendriksen, Douglas. 1590 South Tropical Trail,
Merritt Island, FL 32952. voice: 452-0633, fax: 321-867-1817, e-mail:
fl_collector@mpinet.net Pre1920 Florida especially flat Florida stereoviews,
Florida Anthony views and Florida cabinet and cdvs. Would like to contact anyone
with Florida Anthony views to obtain information for a book I would like to
write about them. Also interested in early Florida real photo postcards.
2/8/2001
Henggeler, Joe. e-mail: kewilder@fastmail.fm
Nineteenth century photography in Ireland. Interest in indentifying actual
photographer of stereoview and single-image views of Ireland (most pre-1870
Irish views do not include attribution). Interest in how images and stereoviews
played a part in the tourist trade in Ireland. 6/22/2005
Henggeler, Joe. 126 Autumn Drive, Sikeston,
Missouri 63801. voice: 573-471-7351, fax: 573-379-5875 e-mail:
joehengg@sbmu.net Photographic history of Ireland. The tourist in 19th Century
Ireland. Anti-Irish sentiments in 19th Century photography. 3/5/2005
Henisch, Heinz K. Emeritus Professor of the
History of Photography, Department of Art History, The Pennsylvania State
University. Mailing address: 346, West Hillcrest Avenue, State College, PA
16803 Early history, overpainting, humor, photo-montage, photography and
literature, 19th century photographically illustrated books, photography and
politics, international echoes, etc. Recent books, all in co-authorship with
Bridget A. Henisch, and all published by Penn State Press: "Images and
Attitudes; 1839-1914" (1994), "The Painted Photograph, 1839-1914" (1996), and
"Positive Pleasures; Early Photography and Humor" (1998). Web site:
http://www.libraries.psu.edu/crsweb/speccol/henisch.htm (Deceased March 21,
2006) 3/23/2006
Hernandez, Javier. P. O. Box 2983,
CP22000-Tijuana, B. C., Mexico. Voice: +52 66 27-47-76, e-mail:
libexpre@telnor.net Latinoamerican and Mexican stereoscopic photography, past
and present. 3D cameras. Images conservation. 3D photography books and reviews
editions. Web pages: http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Arc/5246/ . Search "3D
Boutique" in browsers how Altavista. (SPANISH): Me interesa el campo de la
fotografia estereoscopica o tridimensional, antigua y contemporanea, de Mexico,
Espana y paises latinoamericanos. Trabajo en la promocion de imagenes
estereoscopicas en idioma espanol a traves de internet y publicaciones impresas
como libros, articulos, revistas, folletos y la imparticion de cursos. Busque
mis paginas web como "3D Boutique" en directorios como Altavista. 2/6/1999
Hershberger, Andrew E. Assistant Professor of
Contemporary Art History School of Art, Fine Arts 113 Bowling Green State
University, Bowling Green, OH 43403. Phone (419) 372-2895, Fax (419) 372-2544
aehersh@bgnet.bgsu.edu My 2001 Princeton dissertation was entitled "Cinema of
Stills: Minor White's Theory of Sequential Photography." I am working on the
revised manuscript for publication as a monograph. In addition to this
specialization in twentieth-century American photography, I am interested in all
aspects of the history and theory of photography. My website URL is
http://personal.bgsu.edu/~aehersh . 5/1/2005
Herz, Nicole. e-mail: nh2n@yahoo.com
Provincial photographic cultures in Europe, Family photography, Photography of
Empire (British and French) 9/13/2003
Herzka Mark D. Bodmerstr. 4, Zurich 8002.
voice: 00411 281 29 02, fax: 00411 281 29 02, e-mail: herzkamd@yahoo.com 1.
Israel / The Holy Land - old photography from 1850's -1930, esp. Jerusalem,
Bethlehem & other holy sites. Esp. interested in BONFILS, FRITH, etc. 2. Old
photography of Egypt 3/4/2000
Hesse, Wolfgang. Hofmannstrasse 12, D-01277
Dresden, Germany. voice: +49/351/3160990, fax: +49/351/3160992, e-mail:
rundbrief@dresden.nacamar.de Editor of Rundbrief Fotografie; Preservation;
Photography as art and as a technique 2/6/1999
Hickman, Paul Addison, Dr. Department of Art,
Arkansas State University, P. O. Drawer 1920, State University, AR 72467. Phone:
1 (870) 972-3050 extension 49, e-mail: PHICKMAN@AZTEC.ASTATE.EDU Niagara Falls;
Trans-Mississippi West; California; Yosemite, Big Trees and Sierra Nevada; C. E.
Watkins; and J. J. Reilly 10/25/1995
Higbie, James. 824 High St., Boonville, Mo
65233 gen.carpenter@sbcglobal.net I have been involved in a lifetime quest for
photographs and biographical information on two 19th.-early 20th. century
Boonville,Missouri photographers: --James C. Macurdy.b 1837(Oil City,Pa.) d.1926
(Liberty,Mo.). Macurdy was a civil war photogr 9/1/2006
Hightower, Arthur. 1369 Bushy Park Road,
S.C.,Goose Creek 29445. voice: (803)797-1575, fax: (803)797-1575 pictures of
civil war uniforms and guns 3/26/1997
Hill, Andy. Photo Researcher at the Bettmann
Archive (now "Corbis- Bettmann.") Corbis-Bettmann, 902 Broadway, New York, NY
10010, phone: 212-777-6200 e-mail: ah@panix.com url:
http://www.panix.com/~ah/andy.html 3/25/1996
Hill, Greg 9239 Molly Woods Ave, La Mesa,
California 91941. voice: (619) 466-6522, e-mail: hotshovel@hotmail.com
Interested in work by William Mortensen,Laguna Bch. California
Pictorialist.Founder of Mortensen School of Photography 1931.Currently
attempting to locate original Mortensen TEXTURE MATRIX screens.School
brochures,Metalkrome prints, and bromoils.I'm always interested in contact by
former students of Mortensen's. 9/3/2001
Hiller, John. Smithsonian, NMAH, S-Pro,
Washington, DC 20560. voice: 202-357-3283, fax: 202-357-1565, e-mail:
jhiller@sipress.si.edu Research Associate, National Museum of American History,
Photographic History Collection. My specific areas of interest are pre and early
cinema mechanisms.Holdings include Muybridge, Edison, Mutoscope, Mutograph,
Eidoloscope, Lauste, and etc.Many of our pieces are unique. 3/4/2000
Hirsch, Robert. Light Research 146 Newfield
Street Buffalo, NY 14207-1650 USA 716-871-9600 (Voice & Fax)
www.lightresearch.net LightResearch@broadviewnet.net Contemporary photo-based
works, snapshots, and hand-altered work. Author of: Seizing the Light: A History
of Photography, McGraw-Hill, 2000; Exploring Color Photography: From the
Darkroom to the Digital Studio, McGraw-Hill, 2005; Photographic Possibilities:
The Expressive Use of Ideas, Materials, and Processes, Second Edition, Focal
Press, 2001; Director of Light Research: www.lightresearch.net 10/22/2006
Hobson, Mary Daniel. 3069 Washington St. #3,
San Francisco, CA. voice: 415-885-7901, fax: 415-885-7901, e-mail:
marydaniel@aol.com Early 20th Century Photography, especially Surrealism and
collage. And Women Photographers such as Dora Maar and Lee Miller. 3/4/2000
Hoermann, Alfred R. 211 Park Blvd., Yaphank, NY
11980. Phone: (516) 924-4218, e-mail: Hoermann@Delphi.Com 19th Century
photography; photographic visualization and aesthetics. 12/5/1995
Hoffner, Rod. 27 Rutland Drive, Patterson, NY
12563. e-mail: roddars@yahoo.com Howell and New York City. 9/3/2001
Hogwood, Drew. 1623 Morshedi Court, Richmond,
VA 23233. voice: 804.741.7951, fax: 804.741.5574, e-mail: dhogwood@prodigy.com
My interest is in the cooperative application of photography, genealogy, and
history. I am currently working with Dementi Studios (Richmond, VA's photo
studio) to help them catalogue their holdings and to develop a "photo-genealogy"
product line. I learned photography under the tutelage of the "grandfather of
naval photography" - the late Rear Admiral Robert S. Quackenbush, Jr.
Quackenbush later directed government relations for Polaroid Corporation in DC,
allowing me (as a youth) to beta test. 4/17/1999
Holland, Joyce. P.O. Box 61471, Los Angeles, CA
90061. voice: (310) 282-1095, fax: (310) 671-8805, e-mail: ba259@lafn.org I am
interested in original and natural photography, candid, action, expressive,
black & white, enternatinment and photojournalism. I am also develpoing an
interest in church & missions architecture, and design. 3/4/2000
Holliday Tom e-mail:
thomas.holliday@lineone.net Thornton Pickard cameras and equipment. 6/2/2002
Hollway, Johanna, L. affiliation: Smithsonian
Institution Press, institutional address: 470 L'Enfant Plz., Suite 7100;
Washington, D.C. 20560-0950. web url: www.si.edu/sipress history, documentary
11/10/2000
Holownia, Thaddeus. 11 King Street, Sackville,
New Brunswick, Canada E0A 3C0, voice: 506-364-2490, fax: 506-536-2664, e-mail:
tholownia@mta.ca Banquet Camera & Panoramic Photography 9/9/1996
Homer, William Innes. voice: 302-831-2781, fax:
302-831-8243, e-mail: william.homer@mvs.udel.edu History of the
Photo-Secession. Alfred Stieglitz and his circle. Pictorial photography and
non-silver processes. Photo-Secession website:
http://members.aol.com/astieglitz 11/9/1997
Hook, Roderick. P.O. Box 278, Rockport, ME
04856-0278, Phone:207- 236-2349, Fax:207-236-2349, e-mail:
imageworkers@eworld.com My interests are (including their preservation and
conservation) the collodion processes, early dry plate technology, albumen
prints, lantern slides. Also, I'm very interested in the work of Chansonetta
Stanley Emmons (especially her early work in the Carolina's), Clarence White,
and Willard Van Dyke. 11/15/1995
Hooper, David. 36 Flag Lane North, Chester,
England. e-mail: hooper.photographs@physics.org Anything relating to nineteenth
Century Photography in Chester England. The dating of British Cartes-de-Visite
and Cabinet photographs. 6/4/2004
Horsley, Michael Jaren. Office of Smithsonian
Institution Archives, Arts and Industries Building, 900 Jefferson Drive SW, Room
2135 MRC 414 Washington DC 20560, 202-357-1421 x 36, 202-357-2395, e-mail:
mhorsley@sivm.si.edu Smithsonian History, 19th and 20th century Greece,
8/2/1996
Hossaini, Ali. 300 Mercer St., New York. voice:
212.651.5420, e-mail: ahossaini@yahoo.com historical and philosophic issues
relating to the emergence of photography. Logos Journal recently published an
article of mine on the emergence of photography:
http://www.logosjournal.com/hossaini.htm . My bio and 3 portfolios of my work
are at: http://www.pantar.com/bio.html
http://www.pantar.com/photos/firstlight.pdf (2 MB)
http://www.pantar.com/photos/washingtonsquare.pdf (2 MB)
http://www.pantar.com/photos/fetish.pdf (2 MB)
Hostetler, Joan E. 716 N. Dorman St.,
Indianapolis, IN 46202. voice: (317) 639-2814, e-mail:
heritagephoto@indy.rr.com I am project coordinator of the Indiana Photographers
Project, a directory of photographers who worked in Indiana 1840-1940. The
database documents biographical and career information for people connected to
photography, including gallery owners, employees, retouchers, serious amateurs,
art photographers, and photo journalists. 9/1/2006
Hostetler, Lisa. 475 Washington Ave., #4G,
Brooklyn, NY, 11238. voice: 718/399.0356, e-mail: lhostetl@concentric.net I am
currently writing my dissertation on the 1940s street photographer, Louis
Faurer. My broader interests include the history of 20th century photography as
well as 20th century art in general. 7/1/1997
Howe, Graham. 113 East Union Street, Pasadena,
CA 91103. voice: 626-577-9696, fax: 626-49-9603, e-mail: graham@curatorial.com
Biographer of Paul Outerbridge & E. O. Hoppé. Other books on The Graham Nash
Collection; Eikoh Hosoe; Jayme Odgers; Sir John Herschel 3/4/2000
Howells, Richard P. Institute of Communications
Studies, University of Leeds, Leeds LS2 9JT, England. Phone:UK 0113 233-5816,
Fax:UK 0113 233-5816, e-mail: Richard@ics-server.novell.leeds.ac.uk Life and
work of Aaron Siskind; theory and ontology of photography. 10/25/1995
Hudak, Brittany. 3132 Bishop Street,
Cincinnati, OH 45220, (513)281-1678, affiliation: University of Cincinnati.
email: brittanyhudak@aol.com Pre-1920; Specialist in Victorian Photo-Collage
Albums 6/1/2002
Hughes Peter. Beaconside, Stafford UK. voice:
01785 353292, fax: 0870 734 7699, e-mail: plh1@staffs.ac.uk Senior Film
Production Technology Lecturer, Staffordshire University UK; Collect prewar
First World War (1914) still/cine cameras. Collection 200+ 4/17/2001
Hughes, Dave. Remote Sensing Dept, Aston
University, institutional address: Civ-eng, Aston University, Aston Triangle,
Birmingham, B4 7ET, England. email: hughesd@aston.ac.uk Aerial photography and
Photogrammetry, history of, to present day. 9/3/2001
Hughes, Jim. Writer, Editor. Freelance. e-mail:
jahjr@pipeline.com. Books include: W. Eugene Smith: Shadow & Substance; Ernst
Haas in Black and White; The Birth of a Century (William Henry Jackson and the
Detroit Photographic Company); Footprints of the Gods (Lucien Clergue). Formerly
editor of Camera Arts, Popular Photography Annual, Camera 35, U.S. Camera
Annual, Travel & Camera. Trustee, past president and co-founder of the W. Eugene
Smith Memorial Fund, which administrates and awards the annual W. Eugene Smith
Grant in Humanistic Photography. 3/25/1996
Huijsmans, Dr.D.P.(Nies). Computer Science
Department, Leiden University,Niels Bohrweg 1, PO Box 9512, 2300 RA Leiden, The
Netherlands. +31715277052, +31715276985, e-mail: huijsman@cs.leidenuniv.nl 19th
century photography especially Dutch carte-de-visite and stereo. Maintains a
directory of Dutch studio photographers (1860-1914) and a web demo program for
visual searches in Dutch carte-de-visites at
http://ind156b.wi.leidenuniv.nl:2000/ This third edition of the demo contains
about 6000 images. 8/25/1997
Huijsmans, Nies. Niels Bohrweg 1, 2333 CA
Leiden. voice: +31715277052, fax: +31715276985, e-mail: huijsman@liacs.nl
19th-Century photography with a special emphasis on Dutch carte de visite studio
portraits. Published a directory of Dutch carte de visite and Cabinet photo
studio's 1860-1914 and maintain a searchable collection of ~ 20,000 Dutch CdV's
at nies.liacs.nl:1860 The CdV can be searched on studio, album, logo, portrait.
Further interests include daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, stereocards, pasted in
photographs, woodburytypes. Professional computer scientist interest in
content-based image search. 6/2/2002
Hulick, Diana Emery. The Hulick Agency. 805 N.
Robson, Mesa, AZ 85201. Telephone/fax: 602-464-4725. Primarily 20th century
photography, Shaker photography, contemporary criticism. Diane Arbus, Women and
minority photographers, forensic photography 9/16/1996
Hunter, Aron. 4993 S.E.30th #104, Portland, OR,
97202. voice: (503)238-8670 The artistic value of photography 10/30/1996
Hyer, Jeffrey. Heirloom Design, P.O. Box 475,
South Wellfleet, MA 02663-0475. Phone: 508-349-0029, Fax: 508-349-0972, e-mail:
jhyer@capecod.net Pictorialism, "Tintypes", Daguerreotypes, biographical
information on pictorialist, the emergence of photography as an art form and/or
the arguments of photography as art during the 19th century. 2/6/1996
Iakimovitch, Elena. Russia, Moscow, S.Allende
Street, 7-59, home phone(007 095)198 03 19. Affiliation: Moscow State
University, Department of the History of Art. business phone:(007 095)939 26 84.
e-mail: alexv@sias.ru Links between painting and photography in 19th century
France (dissertation in progress). 6/30/2000
Iakobashvili Irakli. 79, Uznadze str., Tbilsi,
Rep. of Georgia, 380002. voice: 99532 959949, fax: 99532 250225, e-mail:
irakli@manuscr.aacnet.ge Georgian & Caucasian photography 4/18/1999
Ilin, Viatcheslav G. Borodacheva str.,8-15
,St.-Petersburg 198510 ,RUSSIA. FAX:+7(812)3151817, slooop@mail.ru ,
http://www.digipic.netfirms.com Russian photography. 8/3/2003
Ilin, Viatcheslav. Borodacheva str. 8-15,
St.-Petersburg, 198510, RUSSIA. e-mail: slooop@mail.ru
http://www.digipic.netfirms.com Russia as an objective of photographers at the
end of the 19 - the beginning of the 20 centuries. History of photography,
collecting. 9/3/2003
Infeld, Marc, David. American Univeristy.
Phone:(202) 885-3321, Fax:(202) 885-3317, e-mail: mi9432a@american.edu Art &
Photography, Antique and early twentieth Century equipment 5/13/1996
Iovine, Sandro. Via Monte Cervialto, 131, Roma
Italy 00139. voice: +39 6 8120871/+39 338 6734882, fax: +39 6 8120871 (on
demand), e-mail: mc2891@mclink.it My area of interest is the history of
photojournalism from 1945, expecially about italian contemporary photographer
who are interested in social photography (ex.Francesco Zizola, Paolo Pellegrin,
Ivo Saglietti, Riccardo Venturi etc.) 10/5/1997
Isla, Pepe. vda Lasalle, 152; 24, SALAMANCA,
37008. voice: 923195116, e-mail: pepeisla@usal.es E. ATGET; the last forty to
fifty years in the history of photography 12/27/2003
Iverson, Barry. 1 road 283, new maadi, cairo,
egypt 11431. voice: 20-2-3539988, fax: 20-2-3527551, e-mail:
iverson@aucegypt.edu 19th & early 20th century photography in Egypt
specifically- middle east generally. landscape, portraiture. 7/20/1998
Ivlev. Ina. M.Voda,34,B,21 Tulcea,Tl.,8800
voice: o4526900083 e-mail: ivlev@hotmail.com The beginnings of photography;
History of Danish photography; New ways in photography 4/16/2000
Izakura, Naomi. 6-4-5 Honmachi #401,
Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-0071. voice: 81-3-3379-8809, fax: 81-3-3378-2849, e-mail:
oldphotos@sakura-do.com Dealer, collector and historian on Japanese photography
from the 19th and early 20th centuries, more specifically Bakumatsu through
Taisho periods (1850's through 1925). Have made an important discovery of when
Japanese first sat before a camera, plus have studied many aspects of 19th
century Japanese. I also am owner of Sakura-do, a private photography dealership
and publish a catalog twice a year. If interested in obtaining one, please
contact me . 7/20/1998
Jackson, Glenda. P.O. Box 5415, Ventura. voice:
805/642-2202, e-mail: ladies4tea2@aol.com I'm a local Ventura County historian
who gives walking tours of San Buenaventura (Ventura). Collecting primarily
pre-1940 images and pamphlets, newspapers, etc. of Ventura. Serious collector.
I'm looking for original catalogs and/or seed packets of Theodosia Burr
Sheppard's magnificent gardens in downtown Ventura (where EP Foster Library now
stands). Also collecting vintage postcards of Ventura. 6/4/2004
Jackson, Philip. National Library of Australia,
Canberra ACT 2600, Australia. Phone: +61 6 262 1611, Fax: +61 6 262 1634,
e-mail: pjackson@nla.gov.au Photographically illustrated books; Photomechanical
processes, especially woodburytype 10/27/1995
Jackson, Robert M., Jr. PO Box 1391, Hampton,
NH 03843-1391 Currently researching photographers and subjects in numerous
images produced during the middle to late 1800s, i.e. (Moseley-Jackson Portrait
Collection) - such studios as Slee Bros., E.G. Weld in Cazenovia, Masury, Mullen
Artistic, J.P. Ball, Alex Gardner, J.H. Fitzgibbons, Black & Case, Wyman, and
many more. Inquiries and discussion create a learning experience. 6/2/2000
Jackson, Steven B. Curator of Art and
Photography, Museum of the Rockies, Montana State University, Adjunct
Instructor, History of Photography, Montana State University.
Phone:(406)994-5280, Fax:(406)994-2682, e-mail: ammsj@gemini.oscs.montana.edu
Curatorial interest and research in 19th and 20th century photography of
Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming. Teaching interests in early Modernist, Bauhaus, and
Surrealist photography. 1/9/1996
Jacob, John P. Photographic Resource Center,
602 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Ma 02215, tel: (617) 353-0700, fax: (617)
353-1662, e-mail: jpjacob@bu.edu As director of the Photographic Resource
Center, I am primarily interested in the interaction of photography with other
media and across multiple disciplines. My personal research has been largely in
the fields of 19th century scientific thought and contemporary photography from
Central Europe. 8/14/1996
Jacobs, David L. Dept of Art/U. of Houston,
Houston, TX 77204. voice: (713)743-3001, fax: (713)743-2823, e-mail: dlj@uh.edu
photo and culture; photo epistemology; current research interests:post WW2
Japanese photo; Frances Benjamin Johnston; conventions in street & archit.
photography 1/10/1997
Jacobson, Ken. Southcotts; Petches Bridge,
Great Bardfield; Essex CM7 4QN UK. voice: 44-1371-8210566, fax: 44-1371-810845,
e-mail: ken@jacobsonphoto.com 19th century exotic travel photography- Asia,
Africa, South America, Middle East, Orientalism. Also, Charles Scowen, John
Thomson, Gustave Le Gray, artists' studies. Collector, dealer & historian.
6/2/2000
Jaeger, Jens. e-mail:
101505.2170@compuserve.com 19th century photography as a social practice.
German, British, French & US history of photography Pictorialism, Photography as
used by agencies of law enforcement Police photography. 4/17/1999
James C. Higbie 824 Hogh St, Boonville, Mo
65233. phone: (660)-882-2314, email: gen.carpenter@undata.com I am researching
the "ellusive" photographer, James C. Macurdy (J.C. Macurdy) and hope to publish
a book on his life and works. I have a few "voids" in his life history-most
notably his Civil War years. 6/2/2002
James, Peter. Central Library, Chamberlain
Square, Birmingham, B3 3HQ. voice: 0121 303 4439, fax: 0121 233 4458, e-mail:
pete.james@birmingham.gov.uk History of photography in Birmingham. History of
Birmingham Collections. Photography, Museums, Archives and Libraries. 3/4/2000
James, Randolph PO Box 1408, Orangevale CA
95662. voice: 916 - 989 - 5306, e-mail: randy@jassoc.com Stereoview and
portrait photographer Prof. W. E. James (1841-1887). His stereoviews of New
York, Civil War Charleston, Holy Land (Quaker City Expedition of 1867), Yosemite
(Hutchings Expedition of 1875) and other California scenes. 6/2/2002
Janssen, Veronica. Diez Canseco 341,
Miraflores. voice: 51-1-2420635, fax: 51-1-4441663, e-mail: vejanssen@yahoo.com
Anything related to Peruvian photography, particularly XIX century travel
photographers (naturalists, antique hunters, arqueologists, etc). 9/14/2003
Jay, Bill. School of Art, Arizona State
University, Tempe, Arizona 85287. Phone:(602) 965-4258, Fax: same, e-mail:
bill.jay@asu.edu All periods and applications. Special interest in social
implications of Victorian photography. 10/25/1995
Jay, Robert A. Department of Art, 2535 The
Mall, University of Hawaii-Manoa, Honolulu, HI 96822. Phone: (808) 956-5266,
Fax: (808) 956-9043, e-mail: rjay@hawaii.edu Nineteenth-century French
photography, especially mid-century (Second Empire). World War I documentary
photography, especially aviation. Collect aviation photos, cinema publicity
stills and early real-photo post cards. 12/5/1995
Jenkins, Barbara L. NIOSH 4676 Columbia Pkwy.
R10, Cincinnati, OH 45226. voice: 513 458-7132, fax: 513 458-7105, e-mail:
blj3@cdc.gov New Deal-era documentary, photographs of workers, early to middle
twentieth century 2/6/1999
Jenkins, Paul, MA (Cantab). Basel Mission
Archive, CH 4003 Basel, Switzerland. voice: ++41 61 26 88 245, fax: ++41 61 26
88 268 (in photography): making contacts with other people concerned with
photography in missionary societies; photographs as sources for African history;
photographs, publications and the images of the non- western world in 19th
century Europe and North America; (part of general interest in) Social and
organisational history of Christian missions in Euriope and Africa; nosical
history of the churches of all categories in Africa; visual sources and African
history; history of religions in Africa; application of mission archival
materials to general historical research 1/23/1997
Jensen, Mark. 5048 2115 Summit Ave. St. Paul,
MN 55105. University of St. Thomas. email: mejensen@stthomas.edu Conservation
of paper prints. Midwest photographers working prior to 1890. 11/8/2000
Jentz, David L. 50695 Ridgemoor Way, Granger,
Indiana 46530. voice: 219-272-4201, fax: 219-232-2162, e-mail:
retinacam@msn.com Founder of Historical Society for Retina Cameras in 1992.
Author of Kodak Retina and Retinette Camera section of McKeown's Price Guide to
Antique and Classic Cameras. Interested in all aspects of Kodak Retina and
Retinette camera production and marketing including accessories for these
cameras. Particular interest in history of Kodak A.G. in Stuttgart-Wangen,
Germany. 2/6/1999
Jezierski, John V. Saginaw Valley State
University, University Center, MI 48710 voice: (517) 790-4337, fax: (517)
790-7656, e-mail: JVJEZ@TARDIS.SVSU.EDU 1. The Goodridge Brothers,
African-American Photographers, York, PA and Saginaw, MI, 1847-1922. 2. Detroit
Publishing Company, Canadian Photographs, especially the work of Henry G.
Peabody 9/9/1996
Johansson Ingemar. Nordmannav 54, BJÄRRED
SWEDEN 237 31. e-mail: ramegni@hotmail.com Documentary Photography 10/22/1997
John, Sebastian. Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, New
Delhi. voice: 0091-11-3736821, fax: 0091-11-3736469, e-mail: sebyjohn@usa.net A
photolibrarian, researcher and photographer with Businessworld magazine, New
Delhi, India, I am interested in docuementing the history of photography in
India 6/30/2000
Johns, Beth. 4219 Cedar Avenue South,
Minneapolis, MN 55407-3434. voice: 612-724-2294, e-mail: gfrspirit@aol.com I am
interested in all photographs and photographers of Native American Indians.
9/3/2001
Johnson, Carol M. Library of Congress, Prints &
Photographs Division, Washington, D.C. 20540-4840. Phone: 202/707-9336, Fax:
202/707-1486, e-mail: CJohnson@mail.loc.gov 19th century American photography,
especially daguerreotypes and panoramic photographs 11/15/1995
Johnston, Patricia. Dept. of Art, Salem State
College, 352 Lafayette St., Salem MA 01970 Phone: 508-741-6222, e-mail:
pjohnston@mecn.mass.edu AREA(s): American, 20th century, intersection of
commercial & fine art photography. 3/25/1996
Johnston, Sean. University of Glasgow Crichton
Campus, Rutherford-McCowan Bldg, Dumfries DG1 4ZL. voice: +44 1387 702038, fax:
+44 1387 702005, e-mail: s.johnston@crichton.gla.ac.uk History and sociology of
holography 7/20/2003
Jolly, Martyn. GPO Box 804, Canberra 2601,
Australia. Phone: 61 6 249 5815, fax: 61 6 2495722 e-mail:
Martyn.jolly@anu.edu.au Australian photography. Photography, memory, history
and the digital. 8/25/1996
Jones, Lawrence T. III. PO Box 2084, Austin,
Texas. voice: 512-707-1856, e-mail: sadie@io.com I have collected and studied
19th and early 20th century Texas photography since the mid-1970s. Since 1976 I
have researched and published an annual calendar that is focused on photography
in the Confederate States during the 1861-1865 American Civil War. 3/4/2000
Jones, Philip. 69a Lockwood Road Burnside,
South Australia, 5066. e-mail: philip.jones@skynet.be Australian ethnographic
photography, particularly the nineteenth-century photography of Australian
Aborigines; the Australian frontier. 6/10/1999
Jordan, Doug. Box 20194, St. Petersburg, FL
33742. voice: (813)822- 6570, e-mail: dj@ij.net Manfg. of replica Daguerreian
Equip (camera,etc) since 1974. and replica thermo-plastic castings, cases and
wall frames. Collector of Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes and unusual cased Images.
web site: http://www.daguerreotypes.com/ 6/17/1997
Joseph, Steven F. Rue des Patriotes 32, 1000
Brussels, Belgium. PHONE: +32.2.733.23.03 (home); +32.2.296.80.60 (office), FAX:
+32.2.295.74.76, e-mail: steven.joseph@cec.eu.int Photographically illustrated
books and photomechanical printing processes before 1900; Photographers in
Belgium 1839-1905; Bibliography of works on regional photographic history.
9/14/2003
Jost, Loren. Riverton Museum, 700 E. Park,
Riverton, WY 82501, Phone:307-856-2665, e-mail: ljost@wyoming.com Wyoming
photographers (thru 1940), early 20th century studio/commercial photography
equipment/technique/practice, panoramic photography. 11/6/1995
Jovanovic,G.Slobodan email:
gfnis@bankerinter.net, home phone: +381 18 324 394, Affiliation: Faculty of Art
- Nis, Yugoslavia, institutional address: bgfnis@bankerinter.net, business
phone: +381 18 513 271, fax: + 381 18 513 272. Web URL: www.ni.ac.yu
Photography as a Fine Art: Photography Critics's Writings; Aesthetic Trends from
1839 to the Present Day 9/3/2003
Joy-Karno, Beverly. POB 2100, Valley Center, CA
92082, (619) 749- 2304, (619) 749-4390 e-mail: karnobooks@cts.com Latin
American photography and books 7/7/1996
Junevicius, Dainius. Lithuanian Institute of
Culture and Art (Lietuvos kulturos ir meno institutas), Geliu 9-2, Vilnius 2001,
Lithuania. Phone: +3702 313028, fax: 3702 313090, e-mail:
dainius.junevicius@urm.lt History of photography in 19th century in Lithuania.
Relations between Lithuanian and Polish, German and Russian photographers.
Published works (in Lithuanian, summaries in English available on request):
History of Photographic Studios in Vilnius (1839-1905), History of Photographic
Studios in Kaunas (1854-1905), J.Czechowicz - Photographer of 19th Century
Vilnius. In print: Beginnings of Photography in Lithuania (1839-1863) 9/3/2001
Kamel, Salma. salmakamel@maktoob.com, phone:
3027173, affiliation: faculty of applied arts, institutional address: 21
Gezierat El- Arab St. Mohandesien, Giza, Egypt. business phone: 3027173 email:
salmakamel@maktoob.com cameras & chemistry 6/2/2002
Kaminsky, Robert. 2922 Wales aAve, Parma, Ohio
44134, voice: 440 888 2009, e-mail: rkami41237@aol.com historic grinstone pa.
conial coal mine #4 photos of shaft and area railroad 12/31/2000
Kao, Deborah Martin. Photograph Department,
Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University, 32 Quincy Street, Cambridge, MA 02138.
voice: 617- 495-5393, fax: 617-496-3800, e-mail: dkao@fas.harvard.edu General
history of aesthetic and applied photography, with special interests in
1930s-1950s American photography, and contemporary practice. 5/18/1997
Kaplan, Albert. 420 West 19th Street, New York,
N.Y. 10011. voice: (212) 691-8226, e-mail: albertkaplan@msn.com My interest is
largely centered on a single daguerreotype, a portrait of Abraham Lincoln, made
in the early 1840's. I bought it in 1977 from the Witkin Art Gallery in New York
City. All that is known about it can be viewed at http://www.lincoln 2/6/2001
Kaplan, Daile. 141 Wooster St., #7A, New York,
NY 10012. voice: (212) 982-6516, e-mail: dkaplan276@aol.com Curator and scholar
of Lewis W. Hine's photographs. Author of _Lewis Hine in Europe, The "Lost"
Photographs_ (New York: Abbeville Press, 1988), editor of _Photo Story, Selected
Letters and Photographs of Lewis W. Hine_ (Washington, DC and London:
Smithsonian Institution Press, 1992). In addition to Hine, primary area of
interest is how photography has been assimilated into popular culture: "pop
photographica." This includes jewelry, clothing, household items like vases,
mirrors, cups, saucers, plates, and emphasizing American items, but will include
European prototypes as well. Eventually hope to branch out and do subsequent
volumes about this material in the public sphere: advertising, medicine,
science, and business. Time frame: 1840-1969. 4/22/1997
Karabinis, Paul. 3919 Oak Street, Jacksonville,
FL 32205. voice: 904-620-2534, fax: 904 620-2652, e-mail: pkarabin@unf.edu 19th
century - early English and French Amateurs, alternative processes, secessionist
era, photography in the 1950s, Jerry Uelsmann. 2/7/1999
Karan, Eliazar, O. SatelLife Healthnet Kenya.
business phone: 254-2-724543, email: karan@ken.healthnet.org interest in the
historical development of freelance photography 2/6/1999
Kavakonis, Nikoletta. PhD candidate University
of Toronto, Canada. e-mail: kavakoni@epas.utoronto.ca. Although my thesis area
is the Italian Renaissance, I have a studio diploma from Sheridan College where
I specialized in photography and painting, was the recipient of the Kodak Black
and White Photography Award, and have exhibited to some degree in Toronto. My
interests in the Renaissance tend towards issues that are related to
photography, such as optical theory, the theory and criticism of light,
perspective, and artists' aids such as the camera obscura. 3/15/1996
Kavaliauskas, Mindaugas Algirdo 31, Kaunas,
Lithuania 3009. e-mail: mkavaliauskas@email.lt Years 1929 - 1930 for the future
Robert Capa, W.H.F.Talbot and photo-engraving 6/2/2002
Kazuaki, Yamamoto. 3-5-1 Johoku, Hamamatsu,
Shizuoka, JPN voice: 81-53-478-1553, fax: 81-53-478-1553, e-mail:
yama@ia.inf.shituoka.ac.jp Panorama, Diorama, and 19th century optical
entertainments. Discovery of Photography (Daguerre and Talbot) 12/15/1996
Keck, Paul. 313 Linda Ave., Hawthorne, NY
10532 Lumiere Autochrome/early Color Photography Society. Particular interest
in replicating the actual Autochrome plate. Also interested in other color
processes such as Lippman, Dufay, Joly, etc. 10/23/1996
Kecskemeti, Istvan. Merramäki, 03430 Jokikunta,
Finland, Europe. home phone: +358-40-5002604, web url: www.arkistovedos.fi
email: istvan@arkistovedos.fi Photograph Conservation 6/30/2000
Kelly, John. 1027 Commercial Dr., Tallahassee,
Fl 32310. voice: 904-681-3750, e-mail: jpkelly@supernet.net commercial, fine
art 6/17/1997
Kendrick, Desmond. 111 Fairy Street,
Martinsville, Virginia 24112. Voice: 540-632-11, e-mail:
deskendrick@hotmail.com HISTORY OF HENRY, FRANKLIN, PATRICK, & PITTSYLVANIA
COUNTIES IN VIRGINIA. ARCHIVIST OF HENRY COUNTY, VIRIGINIA. 11/10/2000
Kennedy, Gerry. Gore Street, Killala Co Mayo.
e-mail: admin@atlanticisland.ie Photography in Ireland, nineteenth century.
7/21/1997
Khatib Amman, Jordon. fax: 9626 5698556,
e-mail: khatib@nets.com.jo Photograhs of Jerusalem, the Holy land and Egypt
6/4/2004
Kiefer, Geraldine W. 21752 Kenwood Avenue,
Rocky River, OH 44116 (independent) Phone: 216-331-6208, Fax: 216-331-6258,
e-mail: gerrykief@aol.com Stieglitz circle, Kodak photography and the Kodak
Girl (c. 1890-1920), corporate photography of the 1920s and 30s, Margaret
Bourke-White (I'm working on an exhibition of her Cleveland photos for a 1999
venue) 3/26/1997
Kilgo, Dolores (Dee). Dept. of Art, Illinois
State University, Normal, IL 61761. Phone: work (309) 438-7715, home (309)
686-4098, e-mail: dakilgo@oratmail.cfa.ilstu.edu nineteenth-century generally.
Specifically: pre-Civil War cased and paper images; midwestern photographers,
esp. Missouri and Illinois. Am researching American-made calotypes, A. Hesler
and the Langenheims. Also JH Fitzgibbon, HH and Enoch Long, AJ Fox, JJ Outley,
TM Easterly and other early St. Louis photographers 4/1/1996
King, S. Carl. Clemson University, Department
of Languages, 717 Strode Tower, Clemson, SC 29634-1515. Phone: 803-269-9040
(home): 803- 656-3393 (office), Fax: 803-656-0258, e-mail: sanking@clemson.edu
History of photography in general; pictorial printing process; history of
Pictorialism in Spain; carbon and carbro printing. 12/5/1995
Kingston, Rodger. 7 Clarendon Rd, Belmont, MA
02478. phone: 617-484-7351, affiliation: Boston University, web url:
www.rpkphoto.com email: rpkphoto@earthlink.net 1. History of Vernacular
Photography 2. The Snapshot and Real Photo Postcard 3. Walker Evans (I am his
bibliographer) 4/25/2002
Kinsey, Fiona. Assistant Curator, Australian
Society & Technology Department, Museum Victoria, GPO Box 666E, Melbourne,
Victoria, 3001. fax: 613 83417722, e-mail: fkinsey@museum.vic.gov.au I am also
an assistant curator working with the image collection at Museum Victoria. I am
currently undertaking a Masters in Australian Studies looking at how Australian
women participated in photography and cycling as leisure activities in the
1890s. I am interested in how culture and technology have impacted on
photography in this period. I would welcome any information on my research
topic. 5/27/2003
Kirsch,Fritz. 136 4th Ave. North, Safety
Harbor, FL 34695. voice: 8130725-2088, e-mail:
Fritz_Kirsch@placesmail.k12.pinellas.fl.us Civil War reenactment photographer
interested primarily in mid to late ninetheenth century cameras and darkroom
equipment and techniques. Fritz is staff photographer for Camp Chase Gazette.
What's it wagon and impression of Civil War photographer featured in many
magazines and journals. Recently submerged in learning wetplate photography from
John Coffer, veteran wet plate master. 10/22/1997
Kladiva, Jason. P.O. Box 70781, Rochester
Hills, Michigan. e-mail: kladiva@sbcglobal.net I am currently researching the
history of stereo photography in Michigan during the 19th Century. I am looking
for information on photographers and collecting original views from that region
during that period. I am especially interested in photographers dealing with
Mackinac Island. 12/27/2003
Kleiman, Alan. Phone:(525)2945141, e-mail:
skleiman@infoabc.com Old Proccese (Bicromate gum, Paladiotype,Paltinotype,
Ambrotype...), general history of photography. 1/31/1996
Klein-Davis, Stephanie. 5515 yellow mountain
road, roanoke,va 24014. home phone: 540-989-0586. affiliation: The Roanoke
Times/Photo Staff. institutional address: 201 W. Campbell Avenue SW, Roanoke,
Va. 24011, business phone: 540-981-3143, fax: 540-981-3346, email:
stephaniek@roanoke.com photojournalism, documentary photography. 4/17/1999
Knipe, James. Art Department, Radford
University, Radford, VA 24142. (540) 831 5334, e-mail: jknipe@runet.edu
printing out paper: albumen, gelatin; 19th century photography 4/22/1997
Knoblock, Steve. City Gallery,
http://www.city-gallery.com/ Steve Knoblock, 1211 S. Thomas St. Apt. 2,
Arlington, Va., 22204-3685, Phone: (703)-920-4490, e-mail:
knoblock@worldnet.att.net Owner of City Gallery a World Wide Web site dedicated
to the use of genealogical methods to research 19th century photographers, care
and identification of card photographs, and family albums. Personal projects:
writing a biography of J. G. Mangold (my g-g-granduncle), a 19th century
photographer who published stereoviews in Illinois and Florida along with three
of his sons who were photographers: Charles H. Mangold, E. E. Mangold, and Louis
A. Mangold; researching card photographs in order to arrive at approximate dates
for the various styles. 10/27/1995
Kodar, Tiit. 203M Scott, Universite' York
University, North York ON M3J 1P3 Canada. Phone:(work)416.736-2100 extension
333527, Fax:416.736-5838, e-mail: tkodar@yorku.ca Early Canadian Photography;
The use of photographic illustrations in nineteenth century publishing.
1/10/1997
Koenig, Thilo. c/o HGK Zuerich, SFO,
Ausstellungsstr. 60, CH - 8031 Zuerich. fax: 0041-1-2732254, e-mail:
Thilo.Koenig@hgkz.ch Lecturer in photohistory, University of Art and Design
Zurich (HGKZ), independent author and critic, editorial collaborater Allgemeines
Kuenstler Lexikon (AKL; Ed. Saur, Leipzig-Munich). Interests: European postwar
photography, photo-education (Otto Steinert-school; HfG Ulm), photo-theory:
photo-slang (metaphors of violence and eroticism) and theories of perception.
12/31/2000
Kolb, Charles C. National Endowment for the
Humanities, Division of Preservation and Access, 1100 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW,
Washington, DC 20506. Phone: 202/606-8570, Fax: 202/606-8639, e-mail:
ckolb@neh.fed.us Providing for the physical preservation of and intellectual
access to still and moving image collections, and magnetic media (videotape and
audio tape); scanning and digitization of images and text; microfilming of
brittle books; paper conservation and deacidification (including photographic
materials); and research and demonstration projects (including environmental
parameters for collections [RH, t, pollutants, etc.], environmental monitoring
equipment and environmental systems [HVAC]; collection enclosures, housing, and
storage. 12/5/1995
Koscevic, Zelimir. FOTO GALERIJA LANG 10430
SAMOBOR - CROATIA LANGOVA 15. TEL: +385 1 336 28 84, E-MAIL:zelimirk@zamir.net,
office: Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb 10000 Zagreb - Croatia Habdeliceva 2,
tel: +385 1 48 51 808, e-mail:zelimir.koscevic@msu.hr Modern and contemporary
photography, National and international exhibition program. Publications and
exhibitions include: * The Journal of Decorative and Propaganda Arts, No.17
(Yugoslav Theme Issue), Miami, Fl. U.S. Fall 1990 (guest-editor) *
Photo-Journalism in Croatia 1920 - 1940, Zagreb, 1992. * Toso Dabac - a
monograph of a photographer (with Peter Knapp, Paris), Zagreb, 1994. *
Cartographers, geo-gnostic projections for the 21st Century, cat. of the
international exhibition, Zagreb, Warsaw, Budapest, Maribor, 1997- 1998, pages
159. * Photographic Image - essays on photography, pages 144, Zagreb 2000. *
Contemporary Art of the Last Century, pages 252, Zagreb, Meandar, 2002.
Exhibitions (just a few) : Ivana Meller Tomljenović - student of Bauhaus ; Tošo
Dabac - photographer, in Zagreb, Bratislava, Paris, Budapest; Press photography
in Croatia 1920-1940. Ghazel; Seiichi Furuya; Peter Knapp. 3/15/2004
Kowach, Tom. email: tomko@earthlink.net
affiliation: Historic Camera Collectors Club web url:
http://www.historiccamera.com Camera equipment and Photography collecting
3/5/2005
Kowalski, Shelley. Department of Sociology
University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon 97403-1291. voice: 541.346.5055, fax:
541.346.5026, e-mail: kowalski@oregon.uoregon.edu Doris Ulmann, Female
Pictorialist/Documentary Photographers, Social Networks of the Photographic
World, CCC & FSA photographs 2/28/1997
Kowaluk, Eugene. e-mail:
eugene@lle.rochester.edu The George Eastman House exhibitions. 3/7/1998
Krainik, Cliff. Drawer 6206, Falls Church,
Virginia 22046. voice: 703 536 8045, fax: 703 536 9224, e-mail: krainik@aol.com
The work of the daguerreotypist,John Plumbe, Jr. 1809-1857. 8/12/1997
Krauss, Rolf H., Dr. Heusteigstr. 37, D-70180
Stuttgart. voice: 0049/711/6492166, fax: 0049/711/609616, e-mail:
dr-rolf-h-krauss@msn.com 4/22/1997
Kreuzer Tom. 268 Lafayette Ave Buffalo NY
14213. voice: 716-882-3288, e-mail: kreuzer@webtv.net stereo photography, early
cinema technology 11/9/1997
Kubicek, Michal. Nadrazni 34, 702 00 Ostrava,
Czech Republic. home phone: +420603487848, email: photohistory@michalkubicek.cz
Everything from 1839 to today. Especially journalist and documentary
photography. 6/2/2000
Kucken, Markus. 52 - 58 Paarden Eiland Road,
Paarden Eiland, Cape Town, South Africa. voice: +27215087200, fax: +27215102114,
e-mail: optimahydraulics@new.co.za British photography History 1890 - 1910
6/1/2002
Kuhlmann, Paulo Eugenio. Floriano Peixoto, 1303
Apt 405 Santa Maria - RS Brazil. home phone: (055) 971-1676, affiliation: Santa
Maria Federal University, institutional address: Curso de Desenho Industrial -
Campus, business phone: 055 220-8697, email: kuhlmann@cal.ufsm.br the
beginnings of digital photography. 4/17/1999
Kurilecz, Peter. 4208 Custis Road, Richmond,
Virginia 23225. voice: 804-560-1304, e-mail: pakurilecz@aol.com 19th century
Dallas and Texas photographers, especially a photographer by the name of Alfred
Freeman, who immigrated from England after the Civil War. 6/30/2000
Kurtz, Gerardo F. Modesto Lafuente, 84 - 6o,
no9, 28003 - Madrid / SPAIN. voice: (91) 553 44 61, e-mail: gfkurtz@teleline.es
Early photography, history of photomechanical printing, general photographic
collection management, administration and care. For the last ten years I have
been working in the field of large photographic collection management, mainly in
the field of descriptive inventory techniques for very large negative archives.
Interest in early photographic texts, Charles Clifford's work. I am looking for
Spanish daguerreotypes / calotypes held in local and international collections,
as well as for "traditional" prints of Spanish views taken from photographs.
10/22/1997
Kusnerz, Peggy Ann. 804 Sycamore Place, Ann
Arbor, Michigan 48104. e-mail: Lily@umich.edu history and practice of panoramic
photography; history of Chinese photography; photography/ers in fiction
3/4/2000
Kuyten, John. 1102-1010 View Street, Victoria,
BC, Canada, V8V 4Y3. voice: 250-361-2936, fax: 250-361-3101, e-mail:
jkuyten@dpicg.com Collector of 19th and 20th Century Cameras and Images with an
emphasis on the classic Cameras and Images. A detailed presentation of my
present collection may be seen at http://dpicg.com/collection/index.html
4/17/1999
Lafo, Rachel Rosenfield. Senior Curator,
DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park. 51 Sandy Pond Road, Lincoln, MA 01773.
Phone:781-259-3616, Fax:781-259-3650, e-mail: rrlafo@decordova.org 20th century
American photography with the emphasis on contemporary photography 12/11/1997
Laing, Ian W. Box 40082, Waterloo Square PO.,
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2J 4V1. voice: 519-884-7719, e-mail:
info@iridianimages.ca Materials for Hand Colouring B&W hotographs. For some
time now I have been compiling data regarding to pre 1930 hand colouring
materials and techniques as well as collecting period sets of paints and dyes
which were produced and marketed specifically for painting photographs. If
anyone would like to exchange information or has pre 1930 photo paint sets or
books on hand coloring that they would like to donate or sell, please contact
me 3/31/2004
Laitman, Elizabeth. The NEWSEUM; The Freedom
Forum; 1101 Wilson Blvd., Arlington, VA 22209. e-mail:
elaitman@freedomforum.org 20th Century American photography; Documentary
Photography; Photography/Contemporary Art Criticism; Museums and their roles
presenting/interpreting photography; Photographs as records and interpretations
of history; Documentary Film; photojournalism 11/9/1997
Lake, Gretchen L. Archivist. Address: Alaska
and Polar Regions Department, Elmer E. Rasmuson Library, University of Alaska
Fairbanks, PO Box 99775-6808, Fairbanks, AK 99775-6808. 907-474-5590(v),
907-474- 6563(f), e-mail: gretchen@muskox.alaska.edu Photographs of the North
and Alaska, and Photography in Alaska and the North. 3/15/1996
Lakobashvili, Irakli. 79, Uznadze str.,
TBILISI, Republic of Georgia. voice: + (99532) 959949, fax: + (99532) 250225,
e-mail: irakli@manuscr.acnet.ge Georgian & Caucasian Photography 3/7/1998
Lamb, Stephen A. 350 Fifth Ave, Suite 7301, NY
NY 10018. fax: 212 563-6745, e-mail: imock98@aol.com Nineteenth century
photography. Collector of quality daguerreotypes, ambrotypes; cartes de visite
by recognized early photographers. Photographs by H. Mortimer Lamb. 2/7/1999
Lambros, Papanikolatos Kefallinias 37 T.K.
187-57, Amfiali / Pireaus. voice: +3014312503, e-mail: labruskaja@hotmail.com
International photography festivals / biennials / exhibitions / institutions
9/3/2001
Lamuniere, Michelle C. 3242 Abell Avenue,
Baltimore, MD 21218. Phone: 410/243-6342, e-mail: shellers@worldnet.att.net
AREA(S) Doris Ulmann, Pictorialism 7/21/1997
Langer, Sandra. 36 West 17th St. 5th Floor, New
York, NY 10011. voice: 212-691-8626, fax: same, e-mail: Kelpie1@aol.com Work
from 1920 through what we call retro 90s focusing on DecoNoir a term
encompassing mostly black and white photographs that deal with subjects and an
aesthetic based in film noir sensibilities. These include celebrity portraits,
publicity stills, nudes and physical culture particularly of the 1920s through
1940s, other subjects i.e. freaks, cross-dressers, etc., cabaret subjects,
popular figures like Betty Page, New York School photography, social realism,
surreal abstraction, advertising 7/20/1998
Larimore, Fred. University of Pennsylvania, Van
Pelt Library, Interlibrary Loan, 3420, Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA
19104-6206. voice: 215-898-7558, fax: 215-898-1471, e-mail: fbl@pobox.upenn.edu
Specialize in and collect 19th century photographs (Cased photos, CDV's,
Cabinets, & Photo post cards) of soldiers of the British and Indian Armies.
These photographs were taken by photographers all over the world. It is normally
possible to establish a regimental identification, rank of the subject, and
approximate date for the photograph. Further, it is often possible to establish
the idenity of individuals in the photographs, especially in the case of
officers. When a personal identification can be established the biographical
details of the soldiers service can then be researched and written-up. See my
website at http://pobox.upenn.edu/~fbl/ for examples. 7/1/1997
Larsen, Jacob. 1599 W. 13400 So. Riverton,
Utah, 84065. voice: 801- 254-0363 e-mail: SPEC104@aol.com Adams, Ansel
9/18/1996
Latour, Ira H. (Hinsdale) 487 Paseo Compañeros,
Chico, California 95928. phone: (530) 345-2239, Affiliation: Department of Art
and Art History, California State University, Chico. institutional address:
First Street, Chico, California 95928. business phone: (530) 898-5331, fax:
(530) 345-9644, Web URL: http://www.iralatour.com I am a retired art historian
whose field included photographic history. Almost all areas are of interest to
me, having been in the field for some time. I am currently "Artist of the Year"
of the Twelfth AnnualSan Francisco Elder Arts Celebration. The only photographer
so honored in the past was Ruth Bernhard in 1997. My one-person show covers 73
years. I am a contributing writer to "B&W: Black & White Magazine for Collectors
of Fine Photography." All but one of my articles so far have been about early
postwar European photographers. oI am one of nly three people associated with
photography or photographic history still alive who saw the first F.64 Group
exhibit at the de Young Museum in 1932. My father, Ira H. Latour, was a founder
of the California Photographers Associat ion in 1903. His father, William
Latour, is the youngest known American daguerreotypist. Since 1985 when I
assisted in the organization of the Edward Weston Centennial exhibition at the
Monterey Peninsula Museum of Art, I have been researching and gathering
information on California photography. The Center for Creative Photography gave
me an Ansel Adams Research Fellowship for this purpose, and the California State
University Emeritus and Retired Faculty Association gave me a grant to continue
the project. I have been working on the story of the founding by Ansel Adams of
the Photography Department at the California School of Fine Arts (now the San
Francisco Art Institute) in the fall of 1945. I was in that first class. The
date given as the "official" start of the Photography program is the fall of
1946, the class taught by the first full-time instructor, Minor White. At the
moment, at least five different individuals or groups are working to publish a
book on this period. I have made information available to all of them. My hope
is to get the story straight. Please refer to my web site for more details, or
contact me directly should you have any questions. Thank you! 8/17/2003
Lawlor, Michael Christopher. 4th floor, 112
West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada V6B 1G8. voice: 604-689-5408,
e-mail: michael_lawlor@mindlink.bc.ca Artist who uses photographic techniques,
but not always a camera, to create contemporary artwork, usually in direct
colour (Ilfochrome.) Operate Gallery Sansair, a zero-budget alternate exhibition
venue in downtown Vancouver. Interested in issues relating to appropriation,
intellectual property rights, shifts in significance of a photograph as time
passes, and intersections with memory and culture. My interest and work with
early hand coloured-film and glass transparencies was sparked by some lucky
finds in junk/antique stores (and my work editing Luis Nadeau's Encyclopedia.)
Am printing and want to publish a Magic Lantern travelogue of a 1905 trip across
Canada and into the Pacific Northwest with the original lecture as presented by
Philadelphia based lecturer Surrick Lincoln.(This collection also contains
colour glass slides of Japan, mid-west US parks, and Alaska and the Yukon.)
1/22/1997
Lawrence, John H. 533 Royal Street, New
Orleans, LA 70130, voice: 504. 523.4662, fax: 504.598.7108, e-mail:
johnl@hnoc.org My interest is centered on photographs (especially on paper)
made in New Orleans and the surrounding area. I am especially interested in late
19th century and 20th century work. These interests include those practitioners
recognized as artists (e.g. Clarence John Laughlin, Walker Evans, Joseph W.
Whitesell) and those who had commercial practice and accomplished amateur
careers 12/15/1996
Layne, George. 6120 Ensley Drive, Flourown, PA
19031. voice: 215-233-2032, fax: 215-732-8199, e-mail: GEORGELAYNE@AOL.COM
Research, collecting, publishing information and artifacts of the history of
photography. Especially interested in the history of photography in Philadelphia
and the products and culture of the Eastman Kodak Company. I moderate the
List-serv of the International Kodak Historical SOciety ( eGroups - Kodakhistory
) 11/13/2000
Lazic, Dubravka, Mrs Beogradski Kej 41, 21000
Novi Sad, YU email: lazicz@eunet.yu 1700 - 1920 10/21/2002
Lebrec, Yves. 1, rue de la Vallée, LE COUDRAY,
voice: 06-63-58-38-40, e-mail: ylebrec2@wanadoo.fr and phototheque.fels@icp.fr
I realise a book about "a century of photography in Granville". It will be
edited in July 2003 with an exhibition in Granville, then in Saint-Lô. I am on a
DEA of History of Photography about Victor Fernique "Le premier pèlerinage en
Terre Sainte photographié 1878". He was the brother of Albert Fernique, great
photographer in Paris. 5/7/2003
Ledwell, Mary. 77 Grenville St., Toronto, ON.
voice: 416-327-1549, e-mail: ledwelm@archives.gov.on.ca History of formats and
processes; information about professional and amateur photographers working in
Ontario, Canada; uses of historical photographs as evidence; use of photographs
by various categories of researchers. 3/7/1998
Lee, Mack. Lee Gallery, One Mt.Vernon St.,
Winchester, MA 01890, USA. Phone: 781-729-7445, Fax: 781-729-4592, e-mail:
leegall@tiac.net WWW address or URL: http://www.tiac.net/users/leegall I've
been a dealer in fine 19th and 20th c. vintage photographs for the last 18
years. My gallery is located Winchester, MA. My areas of interest include
calotypes, salt prints, esp. British, French, and American. Daguerreotype scenes
and occupational portraits. Scenes of the American Civil War, 19th c. American
West, Photo-Secessionists, Camera Work, and American photographers from 1900 to
1960 including Abbott, Evans, Hine, Frank, Lange, Noskowiak, Levitt,
Bourke-White, Weston, Weegee and others. Recently published: Naturalist
Photography: 1880-1920.. 2/7/1999
Leggat, Robert. 1 Aldens Mead, Bedford, Beds.,
UK. voice: 01234 267809, fax: 01234 405919, e-mail: rleggat@kbnt.co.uk Formerly
Head of Educational Technology at what is now De Montfort University, currently
an Internet and Multimedia consultant. AREA(S): Education in photography
(formerly Education Officer of the Royal Photographic Society. Author of
"Photography in school: a guide for teachers" (Argus Press, 1975). Currently
working on hypertext work: "A History of Photography" on
http://www.kbnet.co.uk/rleggat/photo/ which is intended for students preapring
for GCE "A" level or City&Guilds 9231 modules. This work is always being
revised, and comments and criticism are welcome. 4/14/1999
Leiderman, Jimmy. ShipNet 3-1205, 2240 NW, 87
Ave., Miami, Florida. 33172. e-mail: jleiderman@hotpop.com 19th Century
Baseball Photography Historian and Collector. Interested in 1860\'s & 1870\'s
CDV\'s, Tintypes, Ambrotypes, Stereoviews and Cabinets depicting single player,
team images and action views. Currently working on a 19th Century Baseball
stereoviews checklist and early baseball team ID projects. Collection displayed
at www.19cbb.com 8/3/2003
Leif, Magne Tangen. John Colletts Allè 110,
N-0870 Oslo. voice: +4793646883, e-mail: leif_78@hotmail.com Comtemporary
photography. the work being done today, which will stand foreward tomorrow?
11/13/2000
Leijerzapf, Ingeborg Th. Rapenburg 65, 2311 GJ
Leiden, The Netherlands, voice: +31 71 5 27 27 00, fax: +31 71 5 27 26 15,
e-mail: Leyerzapf@Rullet.LeidenUniv.NL Curator of the photographic department
at the Art Institute of the University of Leiden. Main interests are the history
of Dutch photography from 1839 to the present day; (art) theory; Pictorialism
and New Photography; multimedia applications in the field of art history.
9/12/1996
Leith, Ian. National Monuments Record, Kemble
Drive, Swindon, England. voice: 01793 414730, fax: 01793 414774, e-mail:
ian.leith@rchme.co.uk Architectural and topographical photography in the UK and
Ireland. Documentation sources for photography in the above including
biograpical and locational guides. London photographers including Bedford
Lemere. Identification of topographical locations for unidentified structures.
Earliest known images for specific locations and architects. Architects and
sculptors who were also photographers.
Leobardo, Vidal. no reeleccion 306 nte.,
navojoa, sonora, mexico., voice: 91-642-25296, e-mail: lvidal@rtn.uson.mx
architecture 11/12/1996
Leonard, Eloise F. PO Box 1316, Oroville, WA
98844 USA. home phone: 1-509-476-4464. affiliation: Leonard Photography & The
Main Street Gallery. business phone: 1-509-476-4464, fax: same as above, email:
eleonard@nvinet.com I am a professional photographer, and my interest is in all
forms of photography from the earliest to the latest. I'm personally involved in
and with, a historical reenactment group. The images made during this nations
growth, document for all time the importance of preserving the past for future
generations. Our group's mission is to work towards that preservation, and
photography has been one of the most important factors to acomplishing our goal.
I would enjoy hearing from like 2/6/1999
Levine, Robert M. 1252 Memorial Drive, Ashe
621, Coral Gables, FL 33146. voice: 305 284-5963, fax: 305 284-3558, e-mail:
RML326@hotmail.com Published Cuba in the 1850s (on the photographs of
Frericks); Images of History (on interpreting Latin American historical
photographs). Working on new book on using photographs as documents. Specialist
on Brazil and Cuba. 11/8/2000
Lewis, Garry. P.O. Box 6916, Ft. Worth, Tx.
76115. e-mail: glewis@ftw.nrcs.usda.gov the formulas of Harry Champlin. The
pictorialist movement of the 30'-40's and its demize. the life, works, and time
of William Mortensen. 4/22/1997
Leyni Yamile Garcia Mota. 7637376447,
tezontepec. e-mail: leyni .prodiyi.net.mx tezontepec de aldama hidalgo
3/10/2004
Libersky, Randy. 1550 Hague Ave St Paul MN
55104. home phone: 651-773-2235, email: libersky@itii.com Photographers from
1800's to now. Processes and techniques 12/31/2000
Lieb, Carol. COMPUTERWORLD 500 Old Ct Path,
Framingham, MA 01701, voice: 508-820-8147, e-mail: carol_lieb@cw.com Photo
Editor for COMPUTERWORLD, a nationally published weekly color newspaper. I
search for photographs of current history, information executives, key news
events and products that affect technology and the users of computers.
12/27/1996
Lieber, Erik. 206 President Street, #1,
Brooklyn, New York 11231. voice: (718) 625-0234, e-mail: fstop@asan.com I'm
interested in all aspects of photo history 12/15/1996
Lieberman, Ronald and Isabel. THE FAMILY ALBUM,
ABAA At the Old Mill, 4887 Newport Road, Kinzers, PA 17535. Phone: 717 442 0220,
FAX: 717 442 7904, Internet: RareBooks@POBox.com, http://www.sellbooks.net
Daguerreotypes of very high quality in terms of artistic or technical execution.
Daguerreotypes of paintings, or other photographic forms used in reproduction
and/or documentation. Also of interest are the various painted backdrops used by
photographers in the era 1845-1885. 8/31/2006
Lien, Sigrid. Parkvei 22b, 5007 University of
Bergen, Norway. voice: 55583201, fax: 55589657, e-mail: sigrid.lien@ikk.uib.no
Portraiture: both contemporary and historical. Ph.D. thesis about the continuity
of the tradition of the modernist portrait tradition in the photographic star
representations of the music industry (with emphasis on the work of Anton
Corbijn and Pennie Smith) 3/7/1998
Likar, David. PO Box 62 Kerrimuir Victoria
Australia 3129 Email dalikar@netlink.com.au Researcher and Collector of prize
medals and medals related to photography pre 1920 and Australian Photographs pre
1940. Particular area of interest is 19th Century Photography medals from Great
Britain and her Dominions. Eg England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Australia,
Canada etc. Special area of research are the medals awarded / issued by the
Royal Photographic Society, formerly the Photographic Society of London and the
Photographic Society of Great Britain. 9/1/2006
Lindgren, Don. 601 West 26th Street, room 1201,
New York. voice: 212-691-5973, fax: 212-463-8948, e-mail: don@avantgardes.com
Photography at Black Mountain College, NC (1933-1956). Photography by Hazel
Larsen Archer, (Hazel Freida Larsen), or Norman Solomon and others. Documentary
photography related to artists in the 20th Century, especially the New York
School in the 1940's-50's. 7/20/2003
Lindner, Helmut. Wittelsbacherstr. 26, D-10707
Berlin, Germany. e-mail: 03086409930-0001@t-online.de history of german camera
industry 5/18/1997
Lippmann, Lionel W. P.O. Box 400, Capitan, NM
883316. voice: (505) 354-2316, fax: (505) 354-2004, e-mail:
Volkgroup@zianet.com I am a collector of images of the American West, with a
special interest in 19th century photographs of Lincoln County, NM. I collect
all processes from Dags to silver gelatin images. I have a large collection of
4x5 and 5x7 autochromes. I look specifically for tintypes and Ambrotypes
depicting life in the 19th century west, though I also have lantern slides,
stereoviews, collodion prints, etc. I am more interested in the subject matter
than the relative fame of the photographer. This despite the fact that I own a
Curtis orotone, several Abbotts, and one William Henry Jackson. 6/30/2000
Lissovsky, Mauricio. Escola de
Comunicacao/Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro. Mailing Address: Pires de
Almeida 52/101, 20240 - 150, Rio de Janeiro - RJ, BRAZIL. Phone: 55-21-265 9096,
Fax: 55-21- 2058035, e-mail: lissovsky@ax.apc.org Brazilian Photography; 19th
century; Documentary Photography; theoretical and methodological issues.
3/11/1996
Litle, Conrad e-mail: conradlittle@hotmail.com
I am doing research to find the date and year that William Henry Jackson
executed his photographs of "Lake De Amalia", in the Wind Rivers, Wy., and which
he published in 1892. 6/2/2002
Little, Mark. Dept of Historical & Critical
Studies, University of Northumbria, Newcastle, NE1 8ST, UK, voice: +44(0)191 227
4363, fax: +44(0)191 227 4630, e-mail: mark.little@unn.ac.uk Digital
photography, photography as evidence, Czech & Slovak staged photography,
contemporary art photography. 10/23/1996
LLamas, Miguel A. Casas Grandes 332 Col.
Narvarte, México, D.F. 03240 México. voice: (525) 604 6435, fax: (525) 605 4965,
e-mail: valleto@hotmail.com Collector of 19th and early 20th century Mexican
Photography. I am partuculary interested in 19th century BULLFIGHT PHOTOS.
7/20/1998
Locke, Chris. Department of Visual Studies,
Norwich School of Art and Design, St. George Street, Norwich, Norfolk, NR3 1BB,
UK. Phone01603 610561 Fax 01603 615728 e-mail: 100524.3657@compuserve.com
Landscape and documentary photography. Historic processess, photo history in
education. I am also a publisher of photographic work via the Half Tone Press
Ltd. and Second Sight magazine, as well as being a practitioner. 11/29/1995
Loginov, Alexey. Sokolnitchesky val,48,ap.59,
Moscow,Russian Federation. voice: 7-095-207-29-57, fax: 7-095-207-62-59, e-mail:
a_loginov@mail.ru I'm a University lecturer and I've been studying history of
Russian photography for many years.I write articles and organize exhibitions.I
collect vintages and negatives made by Russian photographers from 1850 till
1950.My special interest is history of pictorial photography in Russia and the
world.I've got rich biographical data of Russian photographers.I'm searching
contacts with people studying history of Russian photography. 12/31/2000
Lola, B. R Arthur Itabirano #302, Belo
Horizonte /Minas Gerais /31275020. voice: 0314434040, fax: 0314434040, e-mail:
lola@ez-bh.com.br African and Australian colonization, XIX century photography,
XIX century portraits, XIX century unusual portraits, XIX century erotic
portraits 4/17/1999
Lomnicki, R. Marek. Museum of the History of
Photography in Krakow, 16 Jozefitow St. 30-045, Krakow, Poland voice: (+48 12)
634-59-32, mail: marek.lomnicki@onet.pl Early history of photography, camera
obscura. Pinhole photography. 9/1/2006
Lopez, Daniel. Union City NJ, 07087. e-mail:
strike@easyway.net I am doing research for school and looking for info on John
Heartfield. 11/12/1996
Lorin, Fran. P.O. Box 4732, Albuquerque, NM
87196. e-mail: zia85@aol.com/florin@unm.edu Photography of Jacques Lartigue,
Alfred Stieglitz, and Susan Rankaitis; Computer Photography; Photography and
Technology; B & W Photography. 3/26/1997
Lowell, Jack. 187 Helen Hocker, Elk City Ok.
73644. voice: 580-225-6883, e-mail: bbbalbat@yahoo.com 19th century photographs
( Latour-D.L.Cook-L.T. Miller-Costello-J.V. Dabbs] 7/20/2003
Lowiriyagul, Yongsak 1200 HOPE PLACE RAMA 4
KLONG TOEI, BANGKOK THAILAND. e-mail: DODOASIA@YAHOO.COM THE NEWSPAPER IN L.A.,
USA, 1900-PRESENT1200 HOPE PLACE RAMA 4 KLONG TOEI BANGKOK THAILAND voice: fax:
e-mail: DODOASIA@YAHOO.COM 6/4/2004
Lowry, Bates and Isabel. 255 Massachusetts
Ave., Boston, MA 02115. voice: 617-247-9787, e-mail: biblowry@rcn.com
hand-colored photography; daguerreotypes 2/8/2001
Luijt, Wim. Netherlands. fax: 31-842-123504,
e-mail: basteria@zeelandnet.nl photographic industry of Czechoslovakia (MEOPTA,
Kolar, Birnbaum, Druopta Fritz Kaftanski - Minifex - Sida - Fex - Kafta - Secam
Talbot Berlin - Wundergranate - Ferrotypes bakelite cameras publication: Fritz
Kaftanski, inventeur et dstributeur de l'appareil populaire [in French; F.K.
inventor and manufacturer of popular cameras] Bulletin du Club Niepce Lumiere,
no 95. Lyon France ISSN 0291-6479 6/30/2000
Lukitsh, Joanne. Mass College of Art 621
Huntington Ave., Boston, MA 02115. voice: 617-232-1555 x320, fax: 617-566-4034
Att: Department of Critical Studies. e-mail: jlukitsh@massart.edu Victorian
photography; Julia Margaret Cameron; photographic books; theory and criticism
4/17/1999
Lyford, Amy J. University of California,
Berkeley; mailing address: 405 Doe Library, University of California, Berkeley,
CA 94720. Phone: (510) 256-1243, e-mail: alyford@uclink3.berkeley.edu 20th
Century, esp. surrealism; gender and photographic representation;
self-portraiture; street photography/snapshot 1/17/1996
Mace, O. Henry. 28550 Tiger Creek Rd., Pioneer,
CA 95666. voice: 209-295-2258, fax: 209-295-2258, e-mail: ohenry@goldrush.com
Author of Collector's Guide to Early Photographs. Specialist in the history,
collecting, restoration, and preservation of 19th century photographs,
particularly cased images. 3/26/1997
MacKimmie, Robert. 3637 Fillmore Street, Studio
201, San Francisco, CA 94123. Phone: 415-346-6398, e-mail:
robert@objectdata.com Formerly Director of Photography at the California
Historical Society in San Francisco from 1988-1996; currently a collection
development, preservation and digital conversion-cataloging-access consultant.
All areas and processes in the history of photography of interest with
particular emphasis on early California photographers and computerization of
photographic collections. 8/26/1996
Mackta, Jess. POB 20776, NY NY 10025. e-mail:
jlm@U.Arizona.EDU http://www.u.arizona.edu/~jlm The development of photographic
agencies such as Magnum/Black Star; Austrian and German photography from the
1920s, complimenting the Successionist movement; critical theory of photography.
Currently work at Corbis-Bettmann Archive as account rep in electronic media.
12/11/1997
Magalhaes, Manuel Rua Pedro Escobar, 36 1º. Dtº
- 4150-596 Porto, Portugal. e-mail: manuelmagalhaes@netcabo.pt 19 th Century
photography; portuguese photography/photographs; books, etc. web url:
www.mmagalhaes.com or http://mmagalhaes.com 2/1/2005
Magali and Millard. 264 Greystone Ln.,
Rochester NY 14618. voice: 716 461 2245, fax: 716 461 2245, e-mail:
mm@frontiernet.net Interest in historical processes / daguerreotype / salted
paper / albumen / carbon / platinum 11/22/1996
Magee, Curtis. 422 Hooper St. phone: 718302
0344, email: cabfast@mindspring.com non-silver emulsion practicioners, London
Salon and Paris Photo Club 6/10/1999
Main, William (Bill). 93 Burma Road,
Wellington.4. New Zealand. voice: 04 4797644, e-mail: w.main@clear.net.nz
Photography and photographers in the Pacific Basin 1840-1900 plus sterographs of
this region. Also magic lantern slides of any description featuring New
Zealand. 3/7/1998
Majluf, Natalia. Av. JosÉ Pardo 562,
Miraflores, Lima - Perú. voice: (511) 435-0789, fax: (511) 423-6332, e-mail:
nmajluf@chavin.rcp.net.pe 19th century Peru and Bolivia. Early 20th century
Peruvian photography. 7/1/1997
Maklansky, Steven. New Orleans Museum of Art,
PO Box 19123, New Orleans, LA, 70179. voice: 504-483-2636, fax: 504-484-6662,
e-mail: smaklansky@noma.org Future exhibitions: "Naked Truths", Photography and
the Children's Book. Recent exhibiitons: E.J. Bellocq,Significant
Others:Photography and Monogamy, Cameraderie: A Relational Approach to
Photographic History. General Interests: vernacular photography, crime scene
photography, Photographs in the Art Museum context,etc. 12/12/1997
Malcolmson 6 Cecil Grove Southsea PO5 3BT.
affiliation: Royal Navy Submarine Museum. web URL: www.rnsubmus.co.uk email:
bsm@rnsubmus.co.uk I am interested in photographers who were taking photographs
of Royal Navy subjects from the earliest times to about the end of WW I. I am
particularly interested in Hampshire based photographers around the port area
involved in portraits and social history type subjects. 9/14/2003
Manford, Steven. P.O. Box 81, Station B, 119
Spadina Ave, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M6V H1A. e-mail: s.manford@utoronto.ca
Man Ray Rayographs, Photograms, Man Ray, Dada & Surrealist Photography,
Contemporary Canadian Photography. Currently preparing a monograph and
exhibition of the complete work of Man Ray Rayographs. Co-authored by Man Ray
authority Timothy Baum. 5/18/1997
Manning, Daniel. P.O. Box 10, 9 Maple Avenue,
Ridgely, MD 21660. voice: 410-634-2658, e-mail: manning@Friend.ly.net I am a
professional photographer and have an interest in geneology, old cameras, and
old photographic processes. 3/26/1997
Mansfield, Brian. +44(0) 181.856.8477 Phone and
Fax, e-mail: 101470.2035@compuserve.com Early processed and materials in
particular as used in Radiography and medical photography. 7/7/1996
Marable, Darwin. (Ph.D., University of New
Mexico, dissertation: "Surrealism & American Photography, 1910-1970") lecturer,
history and criticism of photography, University of California Berkeley
Extension, curator and critic, 337 S. Lucille Lane, Lafayette, CA 94549. Phone:
510-283-8403. 20th centruy photography; Surrealism & American Photography;
Crucifixion in Photography & Art; Spirituality & Art; Criticism; Humor and
Photography; Interdisciplinary approaches to photographic education; Visual
Dialogue Foundation, San Francisco; Oliver Gagliani 6/3/1998
March Dick. PO Box 131, Horseheads, NY 14845.
voice: 607-737-0542, fax: 607-735-0299, e-mail: DMarch@aol.com 1850-70 period
photojournalism field equip, equip Mfgs. & specs., equip reproduction sources,
process & techniques, people & biographies & diaries. Also I am interested
1940-45 period photo journalism, Graflex and Bell & Howell 16mm user & technique
publications, process & techniques, people & biographies & diaries. 12/12/1997
Margolis, Eric. Division of Educational
Leadership and Policy Studies, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ 85287-2411.
voice: (602) 965-0131, fax: 602 965-1880, e-mail: margolis@asu.edu
Interpretation of historical and documentary photographs. Visual sociology.
2/28/1997
Marien, Mary Warner. Dept. of Fine Arts, 308
Bowne Hall,Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY 13244-1200, voice: 315-443-4184,
fax: 315-443-4186, mwmarien@syr.edu AREAS: 19th century photography, 19th and
20th century photographic theory and criticism, Adirondack photography
2/6/1999
Marignier, Jean-Louis. Université Paris-Sud.
Bat. 350. 91405 Orsay. voice: 33 1 69 15 75 69, fax: 33 1 69 15 61 88, e-mail:
jean-louis.marignier@lpcr.u-psud.fr I am interested in the invention of
photography by Nicephore Niepce. My work is based on the study of the original
manuscripts from Niepce and on revisiting experimentally the photographic
process i.e : the Heliography invented by Niépce alone before 1829. This process
gives engraved images which can be used in printing processes or black and white
image on silver plates. My work had led also to the rediscovery of an unknown
process invented by Niepce and Daguerre in 1832 during their collaboration. They
called this process : Physautotype. My work is also devoted on the history of
photomechanical processes and on the very first photographic processes on paper
namely the direct positive one used by Bayard. 3/4/2000
Marillier, Paul. 4, rue de Brie, 94520
Mandres-les-Roses. voice: 33+145988341, fax: 33+145988659, e-mail:
postmaster@marillier.nom.fr Historian of early photography, with a special
interest in Niépce and Daguerre works. Also a collector and an expert in rare
antique cameras. Member of the Société Française de Photographie (Board
Council). Our website "Collodions & Clopinettes" at
http://www.marillier.nom.fr/collodions/indexUk.html presents my works, as well
as articles by the late Pierre G. Harmant, R. Derek Wood (UK) and Jacques
Roquencourt (Société L.J.M. Daguerre). It's mainly a bilingual site.
12/31/2000
Marinho, Luiz. Av Acoce, 52, Sao Paulo SP
04075020. voice: 55 11 5052 1206, fax: 55 11 5052 1083 e-mail:
borges@marinho.com.br Studying the History of the XIX century foreign
photographer, established in Brazil, Guilherme Gaensly(Wilhelm Gänsli) and his
parents from Frauenfeld / Swiss. Any information regarding members of this
family will be very helpful. 12/31/2000
Marins-Oliveira, Mirtes Ms. Rua Manoel Pereira
Gurgel, 11, home phone: 011 7085 13 04, fax: 011 7085 13 04, email:
mmarins_@uol.com.br I have a master degree about school photography during the
19 th century. That's my interest. 7/20/1998
Marr, Carolyn. Museum of History and Industry,
2700 24th Ave. E., Seattle, WA 98112, (206) 324-1126, (206) 324-1346
12/11/1995
Marriner, Polli. PO Box 14 Stratford. New
Zealand. home phone: 0640212159660, email: dawntreaderbus@yahoo.com Chemigrams,
Chromoskedasic, Light Drawings 9/14/2003
Marsh, Anne. Department of Visual Arts, Monash
University, CLAYTON, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA, 3168, (w) 61-3-9905 4224 (h) 61-3-9531
1414, (w) 61-3-9905 4209 e-mail: Anne.Marsh@arts.monash.edu.au Teaches
undergraduate courses in the History and Theory of Photography. Board Member of
the Centre for Contemporary Photography, Melbourne, Australia. Establishing
on-line photography courses for undergraduate and postgraduate students.
Currently writing a book on the performative aspects of photography, 1839 to the
present. Photography critic for the Herald Sun (newspaper) since 1994. See
http://www.monash.edu.au/visarts/diva 8/7/1996
Marsh, Jan M. 2804 W. 73rd Street, Prairie
Village, KS 66208, phone: 913-262-7335, e-mail: jarmar@msn.com Late 19th -
early 20th century glass plate negatives; lantern slides; digital manipulation
of historical images 7/24/1999
Marshall, Philip H. Department of Psychology,
Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX 79409. Home phone: 806-742-3727, email:
p.h.marshall@ttu.edu AREA(S):19th and 20th century Brazil. 4/17/1999
Martín Márquez, Alberto. AVDA. VICTOR GALLEGO,
23, 5º AZAMORA (SPAIN). voice: 34 980 67 00 66, fax: 34 980 67 00 66, e-mail:
nynohome.teleline.es Investigation about the photographic history of Zamora and
Salamanca in Spain. 4/17/1999
Marusek, James A. RR 6, Box 442, Bloomfield, IN
47424. phone: (812) 384-0853, email: tunga@custom.net Nineteenth-century
Indiana photographers & dating techniques from photograph attributes. 6/2/2000
Mascarenhas de Lemos, Eduardo Av D Afonso
Henriques 46, Coimbra - Portugal. voice: 351+96+5159668, e-mail:
eduardodelemos@netcabo.pt Beach in general, bathing and bathing machine,
history, architetur. Arquitectura efemera da praia. spiaggia, plage playa.
Portugal, España, France, Italia, Brighton, and old German-Prussian beach, from
XIX to 2002. 10/21/2002
Massengill, Steve. 103 Buckden Place, Cary, NC
27511. voice: 919-851-5221, fax: 919-7331354, e-mail:
Steve.Massengill@NCMail.net I am interested in the names and locations of
photographers in North Carolina from 1842 to 1941. I am compiling a biographical
directory of those who worked in North Carolina during these years. Thus far I
have located some 2,300 names and have compiled an extensive list of sources.
4/25/2002
Massimo, Bertacchi. via Battisti, 39. Sassuolo
(MO) 41049. voice: 0536 811000, fax: idem, e-mail: max@pianeta.it I'm
interested in the development of 135 cameras, I collect innovative 135 reflex
cameras, from Sport/Kine Exakta since the first autofocus. 4/17/1999
Matthews, Thomas. 14744 Washington Ave. # 219,
San Leandro,CA. voice: 519-352-9381, e-mail: tomplus@hotmail.com Photogtaphy as
ART ..Weston..Adams, et al I am a historian trained at IFA..Krautheimer,Offner,
Eisler, et al. 3/4/2000
Mattison, David. 2236 Kinross Ave., Victoria,
BC, Canada, V8R 2N5. voice: 250-387-3401, fax: 250-270-2210, e-mail:
dmattison@shaw.ca Photographers and cinematographers of British Columbia,
Canada, in the 19th century and 20th century to 1950. Monographs include Camera
Workers: The British Columbia Photographers Directory, 1858-1900 (1985), and
Eyes of a City: Early Vancouver Photographers, 1868-1900 (1986). The online
version of Camera Workers: The British Columbia, Alaska & Yukon Photographic
Directory, 1858-1950 is at http://members.shaw.ca/bchistorian/cw1858-1950.html
or via the Library and Archives of Canada's electronic collection at
http://collection.nlc-bnc.ca/100/200/300/david_mattison/camera_workers/index.html
A complete bibliography of my writings, including a survey of significant
international Web databases of historical photographs published in Searcher
magazine ("Images of History on the Web", May 2002,
http://www.infotoday.com/searcher/may02/mattison.htm), can be found at. My Web
addresse: http://www.victoria.tc.ca/~mattison/ 3/20/2003
Mauad, Ana, Maria. Rua Batista da Costa 15/101,
Rio de Janeiro, Brasil. home phone: 55-21-2593752, affiliation: Universidade
Federal Fluminense, institutional address: Campus Universitario do Gragoata,
Bloco O, sala 201. business phone: 55 -21-6208360, fax: 55-21-6208360, web url:
http://www.uff.br/gph email: amauad@pobos.com Photography as a historical
source; social uses of photography; photojournalism; family photography from
XIXth and XXth centuries, semiotics of photography and photography language.
7/20/1998
Maurice, Philippe. Box 24008 Tower Postal
Outlet, Calgary, Alberta Canada T2P2K6. voice: 403-547-9179, e-mail:
maurice@nucleus.com Photohistorian; Prairie Canada pre-1900, general
photography history, stereophotography, daguerreotypy; Museum Curator;
Conservator; Consultant; Lecturer; Author, including "Catching The Sun" 6-vol
compilation of Prairie Canada photographers, have published with National Museum
Science & Technology, Alberta Musuems Association, Glenbow Museum, ARSAG France,
others; private collector of photographica pre-1900. 2/6/1999
Mautz, Carl. 228 Commercial St., #522, Nevada
City, CA 95959. Phone:916-478-1610, Fax:916-478-0466, e-mail: cmautz@NCCN.net
19th century photography, particularly photography in California and the West,
including studio photography. 10/20/1995
McAdory, Jeff. 495 Union Avenue, Memphis, TN.
voice: 901-529-2591, e-mail: mcadory@gomemphis.com Memphis & Mid-South
photography, particularly photojournalism. 3/4/2000
McArdle, James. Latrobe University Bendigo, P.O
Box 199 Bendigo, Victoria, Australia 3550, Phone: +61 54 447 206, Fax: +61 54
447 953, e-mail: j.mcardle@bendigo.latrobe.edu.au
http://ironbark.bendigo.latrobe.edu.au/staff/photo/james.html The contemporary
and historical photographic portrait. Particular interest in the group portrait
and the use of environment in the image. Historical and current practice in the
uses of focus as an expressive and symbolic device, especially in the portrait.
Photojournalism in Australia in the 1960's, particularly in relation to
nationalism; The spiritual in photography. 12/5/1995
McBrierty, Conor. 4 Ashgrove, Seacrest. Galway,
Ireland. voice: +353 91 590657, e-mail: conormcb@indigo.ie I am primarily
interested in the work (photographic and written) of Ralph Eugene Meatyard. even
the smallest scraps of information will be gratefully received. I also need my
own copy of "The familly album of Lucybell Crater". 8/29/1997
McCarroll, Stacey Boston University Art
Gallery, 855 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA 02215. voice: 617/353-4672, fax:
617/353-4509, e-mail: mcstace@bu.edu The history of women in photography.
Imogen Cunningham, Nell Dorr, and Sally Mann. Harry Callahan. Issues of public
and private in relation to photographic practice. West Coast Pictorialism.
6/2/2002
McCarroll, Stacey. Boston University, Art
History Department. 725 Commonwealth Avenue. Boston, MA 02215.
Phone:617/353-2520, Fax:617/353-3243, e-mail: mcstace@bu.edu women and
photography--19th and 20th century. The implications of photographic theory and
practice on issues of gender, sexuality, race, and class. 4/22/1997
McCarthy, Rosalina. rosalina@xtra.co.nz
Archival Photographic Information Service is a New Zealand , Nelson and World
Wide historical news clipping service covering a wide range of photographic
related topics and photographers - augmented in some cases with other historical
documentation covering the period 1841 - 1961. Advertising, personal
information, general photographic news clippings held on NZ & World wide
photography, photographers etc. Enquiries need to be topic specific e.g. Which
branch of photography e.g. Aerial, medical, forensic etc or name of cameras,
films, photographer etc.and what the enquirer wishes to specifically know. Early
Cinematography historical information is also held. In case you are wondering,
it took me ten years to go through all the newspapers here from 1841 to 1961
scanning out EVERY reference to photography that forms the hard copy data base
held by my Archives. 7/20/2003
McCaughey, Harrison. 61 Irving Ave., Pascoag,
R.I. 02859, voice: 401-5680944, e-mail: hmccaughey@ids.com 1. World War II era,
esp. Navy related. 2. 19th Century photographs, cdv. 3. Restoration of damaged
photographs. 4. Digital technology. 5. Career information 11/22/1996
McCracken, Joan. Pictorial Reference Service,
Alexander Turnbull Library, PO Box 12-349, Wellington, New Zealand. Phone:064 4
4743056, Fax:064 4 4743063, e-mail: Joan.McCracken@natlib.govt.nz New Zealand
photography; photography in the Pacific; women photographers 10/27/1995
McCullough John M. 212 Broadway. email:
MMPPJ@aol.com street Photography, history past to present. 4/17/1999
McCusker, Carol. P.O. Box 242, Mechanicsville,
PA 18934. Phone: 215-794-0716, e-mail: chatte@comcat.com I am a PhD in
photo-history from the University of New Mexico. My interest is in
photojournalism from 1935-1955 (particularly Robert Capa & his Hollywood
connections), and its intersection with film, newsreels, journalism, radio, and
literature. (2000/04/16) 4/16/2000
McDevitt, Kathleen M. 1224 West Chester Pike,
C-15, West Chester, PA. voice: 610-431-7167, e-mail: kmtr100@aol.com My
grandfather, Thomas C. Willson was the first school photographer in the United
States. Thomas C. Willson was also and inventor of the first camera used for
school photography which he invented in 1898. It was finally approved for
patented in 1920. He trained hundreds of photographers and sent them throughout
the United States to take pictures. They would send back a magazine box with the
exposed film inside. He was a manufacturer of the camera and a contact printing
machine. My goal is to educate the public about their contribution to
photography. 7/20/1998
McElroy, Rob. Buffalo, NY. voice: 716-877-3000,
e-mail: idag@pce.net Contemporary daguerreotypist, commercial photographer,
dealer in photographic equipment and vintage images. Collector and researcher of
all things relating to the history of photography. Especially interested in
early photographic books, ephemera, and equipment from the daguerreotype and
pictorialist eras, and anything relating to photographers from Buffalo and
Western New York. Co-authored a book on the Photo Pictorialists of Buffalo and
also on the photographic history of Niagara Falls. 5/22/2000
McLemore, Marcus. 1191 E.W.Reserve Rd., Poland,
Ohio 44514. voice: (330)-757-4617 or (330)-757-2355, e-mail:
mclemore@neonet.net Serious Collector of American Civil War Images. I research
Civil War Data to determine identifications and histories of soldiers depicted
in C.D.V.'s, Tintypes, Albumens, Ambrotypes, Dag's, and Magic Lantern Slides. I
am interested in anything Civil War especially the following:C.D.V.'s with
Ohio,N.York, and Pennsylvania Photographers backmarks. Antique Dog photos, 19th
century Scottish Highlander images. 3/26/1997
McLennan, Brett. Division of Visual Art, La
Trobe University, Bendigo, Victoria 3550, Australia. Ph: + 6 1 54 447 210 Fax: +
6 1 54 447 953 e-mail: b.mclennan@bendigo.latrobe.edu.au Digital Imaging,
Sexuality and Gender, Media and Cultural representation, Photographic Theory and
Practice 3/15/1996
McQuade, Glenis. email:
mcquadeclan@hotmail.com Photos from 1850-1880, also poems and sketches,
Scotland, England, Europe and Canada 3/6/2005
McShane, Megan Colleen. Department of Art
History, Emory University, Atlanta GA 30322. Phone: (404)248-1512, Fax:(404)
727- 2358. e-mail: mmcsh01@emory.edu Chicago Bauhaus Photography. Georgy Kepes
and L. Moholy-Nagy. 3/15/1996
McWilliams, John N. 4555 N. Pershing Ave.
#33-370, Stockton, CA. 95207. voice: (209)952-3855, fax: (209)952-5013, e-mail:
JMCWILLIAM@aol.com I am most interested in photographic documentation of the
American West during the 1840s & 50s. My personal collection is focused
primarily on portraits of Mexican War soldiers, 49ers, Texas Rangers and armed
civilians, they are daguerreotypes, ambrotypes and salt prints. I have collected
these images over a span of fifteen years and have made them available to both
researchers and publishers. My wife and I also produce a Spring and Fall
catalog,"ONE NATION HISTORIC ANTIQUES", devoted to nineteenth century
photographs. The catalog is fully illustrated and contains hundreds of items
from daguerreotypes to real photo post cards. 8/20/1997
Meade, Michael. 14 Hilton Rd., Mt Holly, NJ
08060. voice: 609-265- 0125, e-mail: mmeade@k2nesoft.com I am interested in the
developement of the photo fininishing equipment. I am currently investigating
the companies that created the equipment for use in the photo labs and tracing
that history from the days of George Eastmans's release of the camera to the 1
Hour Processing of today. 4/22/1997
Meimary, Tony. 86-35 Queens BLVD, ELMHURST, NY
11373, voice: 718 4241672, e-mail: Tonssy@aol.com Planches phototypiques and or
Phototypie by F.GENOULIAT - Marseille, The Islamic Art World in Egypt the MUSEE
ARABE 1946 3/7/1998
Meissner, Betsi. Center for Creative
Photography, The University of Arizona, P.O. Box 210102, Tucson, AZ 85721-0103.
voice: 520/621-7969, fax: 520.621.9444, e-mail: meissner@ccp.arizona.edu
Currently working on M.A. thesis on Marion Palfi. Also interested in photography
of the 1855 Exposition in Paris. 4/17/1999
Mellby, Julie. Toledo Museum of Art, Toledo, OH
43697. voice: 419-255-8000, e-mail: jmellby@toledomuseum.org Curator of graphic
arts 3/4/2000
Melton, H Keith. 21476 Burnside Court,Boca
Raton, FL 33433. voice: 561-682-9669, e-mail: hkmelton@adelphia.net
Microphotography and the use of Microdots for clandestine communication. I am
the author of ULTIMATE SPY and several other books on the technology of
espionage. I have an extensive collection of microdot cameras and espionage
devices. 6/19/2003
Melton, Sam, R. 1481 Sawdust #336 The Woodlands
Tx, 77380. phone: 281.364.1987, affiliation: Sam Houston State University,
email: samsonf64@hotmail.com 20th Century Photography. The artists that came
from RISD, Callahan, Siskind, Gowin, etc. Writ
Mendelson, Jordana. 27A Taylor St., Champaign,
IL 61820. voice: 217-333-7138. e-mail: jmendels@uiuc.edu 20th century
photography, with particular interest in Spanish, documentary, and architectural
photography. 3/4/2000
Mendes, Ricardo. CCSP/Centro Cultural Sao
Paulo/Divisao de Pesquisas/ETP Fotografia - Equipe Tecnica de Pesquisas em
Fotografia, coordinator. Rua Vergueiro n.1000 - Sao Paulo/SP - BRASIL -
01504-000. tel: 55-011-277-3611 r.262, fax: 55-011-277-3611 r.202, e-mail:
rico@dialdata.com.br Contemporary Brazilian Photography - 20 th century - in
the state of Sao Paulo; urban landscape - 19th and 20th century. The team is
responsible for documentary research on the photographic scene in Sao Paulo,
collecting documents about exhibitions, books, teaching and seminars.
11/6/1995
Mendez, Patricia. Ladines 2450, Buenos Aires,
ARGENTINA. voice: 54 - 11 - 45721743, fax: 54 - 11 - 45721743, e-mail:
psmendez@interserver.com.ar History of Latin American photography;
Photographers in Buenos Aires, 1870 - 1920; In Buenos Aires, early architectural
photography (1850 - 1920) 11/13/2000
Menkman, Lotte. Lebretweg 78, Oosterbeek, The
Netherlands, 6861 ZZ. voice: 026.3336038, fax: 026.3334138, e-mail:
bclm@xs4all.nl XIX century photographs of the city: architecture as well as
townscapes. 4/17/1999
Messier, Paul. 60 Oak Square Ave., Boston, MA.
voice: 617 782 7110, fax: 617 782 7414, e-mail: pm@paulmessier.com Conservation
and preservation of photographs. Technical history of photography. Albumen
photographs. http://paulmessier.com 6/30/2000
Meyer, Leon, D. Senior Picture Editor, Hulton
Getty Picture Collection, 21-31 Woodfield Road, London W9 2BA, UK. business
phone: +44 171 579 5747, fax: +44 171 266 2658, web url: www.hultongetty.com
email: leon.meyer@getty-images.com Photo Journalism, especially British press
photography, emigre photographers from Europe. 19th Century -- London
Stereoscopic Company. Performing Arts. Palestine and Israel. 3/4/2000
Meyer, Mary. 152 High Pointe Lane, Cedar Hill,
TX 74104. voice: 972-299-9617, e-mail: mary@highroadtohealth.com I am
interested in the history of traveling photographers in southern America in the
late 1800's, also photographic transfer technique to silk handkerchiefs. I have
old letters written (1890's) by my grandfather (B. N. Powell) who was a
traveling photographer. 6/27/2003
Meyer, Robert. Chr. Krohg gt 2, Oslo. voice:
+4790038292, fax: +4790278292, e-mail: robert.meyer@niss.no General
photohistory (innovations /developments /interactions); Specialities: Art
history (trad. art /contemporary art), Early photohistory, Process history,
Norwegian (and Nordic) photohistory, Landscape photography, etc. 9/3/2001
Michaelson, Mark. 268 West 12th St. #4E, New
York, NY 10014. e-mail: markmichaelson@mindspring.com Antique and vintage
police mugshots. 1890's-1970's 12/31/2000
Michaud, Alain 7 rue du Cap,
Saint-André-de-Kamouraska. voice: 418-493-9926, e-mail:
kamouraska13@hotmail.com Ph.D. in visual anthropology. Mexican photography.
Photorepresentations of the indigenous Mexico. Phography as a means of producing
knowledge, power and identity. Visual sociology and anthropology. 5/7/2003
Micklewright, Nancy. Dept. of History in Art,
University of Victoria, Victoria, BC V8W 2Y2 Canada. 604 721 7943 604 721 7941
e-mail: nmicklew@nero.uvic.ca 19th century photography in the Middle East,
women photographers, Canadian photography 4/2/1996
Mikash, Debbi. PO Box 1579, Colorado Springs,
CO 80901. voice: 1- 719-531-6333, e-mail: dmikash@ppld.org Colorado 7/23/1997
Mikneviciute, Erika. Pusu8-7 Kalviskes, Vilnius
Lithuania. voice: +37068260594, e-mail: erikamikn@centras.lt relation between
society and early photography; how did photography changed society? 4/25/2002
Miley, Noel. 48 Brushy Creek Road, Lenah
Valley, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia 7008. voice: 03 62789348, fax: 03 62289019,
e-mail: nfmiley@postoffice.sandybay.utas.edu.au Tasmanian Photography to 1914.
Thomas Young - Tasmanian Photographer. Representation of Gender in Photography
to 1860. Erotic Photography of the 19th Century. 5/18/1997
Miller, Anthony. 34 Perryfalls Place,
Baltimore, Md. 21236. voice: 410-256-7442, fax: 410-256-7442, e-mail:
heirphoto@aol.com I am a wet-plate photographer and historian of the process. I
collect early photographic equipment from this era as well as build replica
equipment and cameras to further my knowledge of the craft.I have also been
supplying equipment for various reenactors and art photographers around the
country that are also experimenting with wet-plate. I do exhibitions of the
process as well as contract work in architectural and scenic photography. Will
correspond or answer questions on the process.. 2/7/1999
Miller, D.E. PO Box 1054, Edmonds, WA 98020.
e-mail: demiller1@compuserve.com Researching women photographers 1860-1915.
Interested in locating collections of their work and any information on their
lives and life-styles. 9/3/2001
Miller, Deborah L. Minnesota Historical
Society, 345 Kellogg Blvd. West, St. Paul, MN 55102. tel: 612-297-4464 Use of
photos as historical sources; ethnic photos 9/6/1996
Miller, Howard S. (Dick). 205 Kern, Morro Bay
CA. 3442, e-mail: slomiller@aol.com Years ago, before I retired, I completed
most of the research for an article on the introduction of photographic evidence
in 19th century court proceedings. The working title, taken from a legal joural
article in the 1840s, is "The Hearsay of the Sun." Now I want to finish up the
project unless somebody else has, in the meantime, said everything that needs to
be said. I desire to contact others up on the latest research (say, in the last
decade). 4/17/2001
Milligan, Patricia. email: pjm2@ualberta.ca
Victorian women photographers, research regarding feminists who've used
photography for political purposes 7/24/1999
Minor, Joelle. P.O. Box 40, Princess Anne, MD
21853. Telephones: 410-651-2895 and 970-728-9390 19th and early 20th century
photographic images of the West, 19th century women photographers 10/23/1996
Miranda, Catarina. rua 25 de abril, 352 2 esq,
4700-914 Braga. voice: 00.351.96.2502532, e-mail: catarinamiranda@mac.com
photography and paiting 7/20/2003
Mirzoeff, Nicholas D. Dept of Art SUNY Stony
Brook NY 1794-5400. phone: 516 632 9257, email: nmirzoeff@notes.cc.sunysb.edu
Beginnings and ends of photography; race and representation; cultural theory;
deafness and photography . 2/7/1999
Missika, Adrien e-mail: www.pascommenous.com
Old techniques such as daguerrotype, pinhole cameras..To infography and digital
imaging in contemporary art 7/27/2003
Mitchell, James J. P. O. Box 580667, Tulsa,
Oklahoma 74158. voice: 918-838-7281, fax: 918-835-7529, e-mail:
JamesJMitchell@Netscape.net Member of (American Photographic Historical
Society). Primary interest ... "turn-of-the-century" photography and WWI
photography. Particularly interested in historical panoramics ... upstate New
York. 2/6/1999
Mittersakschmoeller, Reinhold. Zieglergasse
47/8, Vienna, 1070. e-mail: niaswarrior@aon.at 19th century native types and
ethnographic photography in particular Western and indigenous photographers
residing in Insular Southeast Asian during this period. 6/4/2004
Mizgala, Johanna. National Archives of Canada,
344 Wellington Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0N3. voice: 613.996.7778, fax:
613.995.6575, e-mail: jmizgala@archives.ca contemporary photography,
photography and memory, authochromes. 6/30/2000
Moore, Thomas. 100 Museum Drive, Newport News,
Virginia, 23606. voice: 757-591-7755, fax: 757-591-7312, e-mail:
tmoore@mariners.org 19th and 20th century maritime photographs and
photographers 11/8/2000
Morch, Andreas T. Rigensgade 5, 1316 Copenhagen
K. voice: (+45) 33 14 14 08, e-mail: andreas.tm@teliamail.dk I am working as a
Research Librarian at The Royal Academy of Fine Art in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Parts of my daily work involve classification and handling of old photographs.
Apart from this I am a long time collector of old photographs, mainly from the
Scandinavian countries. For almost 6 years I have been President of the Danish
Photohistorical Society. 3/4/2000
Moriarty, Stephen R. Snite Museum of Art, U. of
Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN 46556. Phone:219-631-4722, Fax:219-631-8501, e-mail:
Stephen.R.Moriarty.2@nd.edu As curator of the photography collection, and a
professor of the history of photography, I am interested in all periods. I have
a special interest in early 19th century French and British photography, as we
are the repository of the Janos Scholz collection of early European photographs.
My own personal work consists of a ten-year study of the war and "peace" in El
Salvador. 12/5/1995
Moroux, Philippe. Rijklof van Goensstraat 71,
2593 EG The Hague. voice: +31 70 381 60 14 Teacher of photography at Sint Joost
Academy of Art of Breda and Academie MINERVA of Groningen. Rijklof van
Goensstraat 71 / 2593 EG - The Hague / NL. Phone: +31 (70) 3478613 [home], Fax:
+31 (76) 5250305 [school], e-mail: philippe@knoware.nl or philippe@knoware.nl,
URL: http://www.knoware.nl/users/philippe/ Pictorialism. 2/23/2000
Morris, Richard. Long Gable, Cherrytree Lane,
Chalfont St Peter, Bucks SL9 9DQ. voice: home: +1753 883820 office:+1784 431341,
fax: +1784 472879, e-mail: richard.morris@brunel.ac.uk OR Morris1856@aol.com
Early 19th Century pioneers especially John Dillwyn Llewelyn (1810-82) a founder
Council Member of Royal Photographic Society. Silver Medal of Honour Paris 1855.
Married Emma Thomasina Talbot, cousin of Henry Fox Talbot. MPhil from Brunel
University on research on Llewelyn. Practicing calotypist using Talbot's process
- runs occasional workshops. FRPS for historical research. Member European
Society for the History of Photography; Scottish Society for History of
Photography. 3/7/1998
Morse, Rebecca. 830 S. Fairfax Ave., #6, Los
Angeles, CA 90036, voice: 323-549-0848, e-mail: RAMorse98@aol.com Scholarship
surrounding the work of Robert Heinecken in the early 1970s. The photo stamp,
late 19th century. 4/17/1999
Mosch, Steven P. Photography Department Chair,
Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD), Photography Department, 101 Martin
Luther King, Jr. Blvd., Savannah, GA, 31402-3146. Phone: 912-238-2469, Fax: 912-
238-2436, e-mail: smosch@earthlink.net AREA(S) of interest in the history of
photography: All areas, 20th century in general, 19th & 20th century landscape
in particular. My interest and experience is more as a practicing photographer
than a scholar or trained historian. 10/30/1996
Moyssen, Xavier. Av. Morones Prieto 4500 pte.,
Garza Garcia, N.L., Mex. 66238. voice: (8) 338 50 51, fax: (8) 338 58 72,
e-mail: xmoyssen@ummac01.mty.udem.mx XIX siecle in Mexico Northeast area. Local
and alien photographers. And as an art critic, the contemporary works.
9/12/1996
Munro, Heather R. Lilly Library, Bloomington,
IN 47405, 812-855- 2452, e-mail: hmunro@webcom.com The use of historical
photographs for reference purposes in a research facility, 19th/early 20th
century American genre photography, 19th/early 20th century American family
photography, 19th/early 20th century American landscape photography, American
photographic postcards. 8/2/1996
Myers, Jim. 217 1/2 S. Canyon, Carlsbad, NM
88220, voice: 505/885- 3222, fax: 505/885-2248, e-mail: jmyers@carlsbadnm.com
archeology, geology, history, entertainment, education, art, science,
mathematics are all illustrated poetically through photography... I promote
these possibilities through radio, print, and Internet activities... 9/30/1996
Nacy, Philip. 129 Fine Arts Bldg / Univ. MO,
Columbia, MO 65211. voice: 573-442-8742 / 573-884-6809, e-mail:
c412645@showme.missouri.edu Writing a Ph.D dissertation on theatrical
photography in 19th century America. How did the development of photography
affect the theatre industry? What influence did theatrical style have on the
photographic aesthetic? Interested in all 19th century theatrical photography,
practices, processes, photographers and studios specializing in theatrical
subjects (e.g., Sarony, Vandamm, Byron etc.) 3/7/1998
Nadeau, Luis. P.O. Box 221, Station A,
Fredericton, NB, Canada E3B 4Y9. fax: (506)450-2718, e-mail:
NADEAUL@NBNET.NB.CA Research toward the next edition of my _Encyclopedia of
Printing, Photographic and Photomechanical Processes_ and my upcoming books on
photoceramics and curator's and conservator's guide to the technical assessment
of prints and photographs. Training and consulting in technical provenance,
print examination, permanent and facsimile reproductions. Editioning in
permanent Fresson pigment prints. Collecting specimens of prints and building
research databases for my own research center/museum. 4/22/1997
Naef, Weston. Curator of Photographs, The J.
Paul Getty Museum. 1000 Getty Center Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90049-1681, tel: (310)
451- 6589, fax: (310) 319-1618 e-mail: WNaef@getty.edu AREA(S) (the Getty): The
collection was established in 1984 with the the acquisition of several important
private collections including those of Sam Wagstaff, Arnold Crane, Andre Jammes,
Volker Kahmen and Georg Heusch, Bruno Bischofberger and others. We would like to
to increase information in our files on the following general subjects: Amateur
photographers in India before 1860; F. Beato in India, China, Japan, Burma;
Carleton Watkins, and the Mammoth plate in California; photography at the
Bauhaus. We are in the process of moving to a new Museum facility and the
photographs collection will be closed to visitors between August 1996 and
December 1997. Anyone who wishes to receive information about future activities
may send their name and address to my attention. 8/25/1996
Nassar, Issam 67315 Jerusalem, home phone: 972
2 298 9108, Affiliation: Institute of Jerusalem Studies Early photography of
the Middle east, Palestine, Jerusalem. Arab photography, Jewish photography in
Palestine. 11/25/2003
Navarrete, Jose Antonio. Merida. voice:
(5874)660.924, fax: (5874)660.924, e-mail: nava01@telcel.net.ve Born in Cuba
and now residence in Venezuela, one of the leading historians in the country
7/20/1998
Navarro, Ignacio. SQS 308-Bloco A-ap. 605,
Brasilia (DF) 70355-010 - BRAZIL. voice: 55(061) 347-3980, fax: Idem, e-mail:
bigphoto@abordo.com.br Living in Brasilia, the futuristic capital of Brazil, my
interests include architectural photography, graphism, special effects by light,
etc. I'm a 44 year old free-lancer photojournalist and also interested in
Portuguese and Brazilian literature & poetry. Also I'm interesting in the
digital tecnologies for photography, like photoshop software, CD capacities for
storage photos, scanner techniques, etc. 11/9/1997
Nedney, Mark. 1825 Lincoln Ave., Apt 311, San
Rafael, Ca 94901. voice: 415-419-8427, e-mail: mark.cn@onebox.com I collect
19th century photography. My collecting interests are mostly in the area of
Cabinet Cards and Carte Visites. I have a interest in all areas of 19th Century
Photographers and processes. I have spent time as a docent for two Photographic
Museums. My interests also are in preservation of photographs and
classification. 2/8/2001
Nemanic, Douglas. 23 Tamarind Drive, Gunnison,
Co 81230. voice: 970-641-0338, e-mail: tamdoc@montrose.net Photojournalism and
Documentary, Still Photography, Film, Video 3/4/2000
Nemanic, Mary Lou. 23 Tamarind Drive, Gunnison,
Co 81230. voice: 970-641-0338, e-mail: tamdoc@montrose.net, Photojournalism and
Documentary, Still Photography, Film, Video 3/4/2000
Nes, Charles. 19th Century Photography L.L.C.
501 Cathedral Parkway # 10B, New York, NY 10025. Phone: 212-864-4960, Fax:
212-280-4521 19th century European photography 11/12/1996
Nesbitt, James Fash V. 94 Birch Road,
Westfield, MA 01085-5173. voice: (413) 533-8257, fax: (413) 535-0350, e-mail:
jnesbitt@crocker.com History of motor racing, on film, in Northern New England,
mainly in New Hampshire. History of the Laconia Motorcycle events from the 50's
through the late 90's. Some records of the presidential election process in
1964, in New Hampshire. Archive of ilming of 1940's California, mainly in the
region of Tenya Lake. Formerly owned Trophy Studios Limited of Concord and
Gilford, New Hampshire. Former Director of Photography for WMUR-TV (Channel 9)
in Manchester, New Hampshire.Formerly "stringer" for AP, UPI, Reuters, ABC, CBS,
NBC and CNBC for the central region of New Hampshire. 9/17/1997
Newberry, Susette. Division of Rare &
Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library, Ithaca, NY 14853. voice:
607-255-3530, e-mail: sn18@cornell.edu Early photographic processes, especially
daguerreotypes and calotypes, the camera obscura, and nineteenth-century
architectural photography. 4/17/2001
Newcome-Beill, Joseph M. 11892 East Alaska Ave.
phone: (303) 365-9982, business phone: (303) 365-9981, affiliation: Abstract Eye
Books, fax: (303) 365-9982, web url: http://www.abstracteye.com email:
nbbooks@ix.netcom.com We are used and rare book sellers that specialize in
photographic literature. We carrya large selection books in both the technical
and aesthetic areas. 2/6/1999
Newcome-Beill, Joseph. Norfolk, VA. e-mail:
abstracteye@cox.net AREA(S): Abstract Eye books are dealers in new, used, and
rare books on photography and the arts. Our stock consists of over 2,000 books
in these areas. We are also able to search for out-of-print titles. Please look
at our website http://www.abstracteyebooks.com to browse some of our inventory.
We are also active buyers of all types of photographic literature. Abstract Eye
books are dealers in new, used, and rare books on photography and the arts. Our
stock consists of over 2,000 books in these areas. We are also able to search
for out-of-print titles. Please look at our website
http://www.abstracteyebooks.com to browse some of our inventory. We are also
active buyers of all types of photographic literature. 6/2/2002
Newman, Roberta. 305 West 98 St., 3AS, New
York, NY 10025, (212)678-0829, (212)678-0829, e-mail: QFXX82A@prodigy.com
Former Curator of Photographs and Film at YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.
Now serving as consultant and researcher on photographs of Jewish topics
(Eastern European Jews, Holocaust, American Jews) to a number of museum and
media projects. Scholarly articles include "Change and Continuity: Photographs
of Jewish Children in Interwar Eastern Europe" and "Pictures of a Trip to the
Old Country" (both in YIVO Annual). Now researching a book/exhibition on New
York City neighborhood photographers, 19th century to the present and looking
relevant photos, documents, memoirs, ephemera, etc. 9/30/1996
Newton, Gael. GPO Box 1150, Canberra, 2601.
voice: 61 2 62406412, fax: 61 2 62406529, e-mail: gaeln@nga.gov.au Senior
Curator of Photography (International), National Gallery of Australia. women
photographers, pictorialism, 19th Century landscape, science and art photography
connections, women's images, the thing-in-itself concepts, and lots more
3/7/1998
Nichols, John. 935 E. Main St. (P. O. Box 268,
Santa Paula CA 93061. voice: 805-525-7804, fax: 805-933-2548, e-mail:
john@sespe.com Collector, Dealer and Independent curator using historic and
artistic photography. Ongoing research on St. Francis Dam Disaster (1928) and
documenting the Santa Clara River Valley. Collector and dealer of photography
with an emphasis on vernacular, snapshot albums and anonymous photographs of the
19th and 20th century. Recently promoted toy and plastic camera photography in a
12 person group exhibit titled Primitive Modernists at the John Nichols Gallery.
Director of the Santa Paula Snapshot Museum, the only museum in the world
devoted exclusively to the art of the anonymous snapshot. Director of Sespe
Group - Creative Services, an independent curating and design firm currently
developing and installing exhibits for the California Oil Museum, Santa Paula,
California Lutheran University (in Thousand Oaks, CA) Kwan Fong Gallery of Art
and Culture and the Ventura County Museum of History and Art. Visit the web site
at sespe.com. 3/4/2000
Niedermaier, Alejandra. Grecia 3361, Ciudad de
Buenos Aires. e-mail: alenie_56@yahoo.com AREA(S): Pioneers women photographers
all around the world, specially in Latinamerica. First selfportraits 6/27/2003
Nielsen, Mia. David Scott Gallery, 809-140
Erskine Ave. Toronto, Ontario Canada M4P 1Z2 voice: 416 892 3296, e-mail:
mia_l_nielsen@hotmail.com Curator of contemporary photography. 11/10/2000
Nikolac, Ivica. Cicarrijska 10, Rijeka Croatia.
e-mail: ivica.nikolac@grad-rijeka.tel.hr alternative photography proceses,
photography critics, photography education 6/30/2000
Noble, Mary E. University of Iowa Libraries,
Iowa City, IA 52242, Phone: (319)335-5889 (work), (319)338-6097 (home), e-mail:
mary-noble@uiowa.edu Iowa--especially any photographers named Rossiter, any
photographers from the northern Iowa counties of Howard and Mitchell (towns of
Osage, Cresco, Riceville, St. Ansgar, Lime Springs, McIntire, Stacyville) and
photos by or of Iowa women. 12/5/1995
Nordstrom, Alison. Southeast Museum of
Photography, Box 2811, Daytona Beach, Florida. voice: 904 254 4469, fax: 904 254
4487, e-mail: anordstrom@earthlink.net 19th century photographs of travel,
especially commercial photographs purchased by travelers and organized into
albums, 19th century photographic albums related to travel. 4/17/1999
Novak, Michael J. 1311 Ensenada, San Clemente,
CA 92673, voice: 714-361-0515 e-mail: macmike1@home.com I am researching the
photographic history of the Great Boston Fire of November, 1872. I am especially
interested in the views of this fire by James Wallace Black. I am completing a
list of the 500 plus stereographs taken after this fire. I am also interested in
the American volunteer fireman and his photographic legacy between 1840 and
1865. author of "The American Volunteer Fireman and the Daguerreotype" in the
1997 DAGUERREIAN ANNUAL, a publication of the Daguerreian Society. 2/5/1999
Noye, Bob. 14 Daly Street, Clare South
Australia 5453. voice: 08 8842 2292, e-mail: rjnoye@capri.net.au My field of
research is the history of South Australian photography from 1845 to 1915. At
present (July 1998) I am trial testing a photohistory site on the Internet. It
may or may not become permanent. It can be seen at
http://www.capri.net.au/~rjnoye/PhotohistorySA.htm 7/20/1998
Nunes da Silva, Jussara. 60, Rue de Dunkerque,
Paris, France, 75009. voice: 0145 26 55 64, e-mail: jussara@club-internet.fr I
am interested in 19th century photography, specially about photographers who
have been to Brazil. 2/6/1999
Nygren, Shawn. #106 - 1338 w. 10th avenue,
Vancouver, British Columbia V6H 1J7. e-mail: snygren@eciad.bc.ca photographic
process 6/17/1997
Oechsle, Rob. oechsle@ii-okinawa.ne.jp , home
phone and fax +81 98 956 2597 Co-author, 'Great Lew Chew Discovered: 19th
Century Ryukyu in Western Art and Illustration' (Nirai-sha, 1987). Currently
compiling index of stereoview photographers and publishers for images relating
to early Japan. Interested in information relating to Nobukuni Enami / Tamotsu
Enami (T. Enami), as well as the 1890 - 1920 commercial revival of the salt
print in Japan. 10/22/2006
Olorunyomi, Dapo. 1701 K Street, Ste 1100,
Washington DC. 20006. voice: 202 223 79349, fax: 202 223 7947, e-mail:
felarada@aol.com Photography in Africa, The post-colonial picture/Image.
9/3/2001
Orraca, Jose. 27 Railroad St, Kent, CT. voice:
860-927-0178, fax: 860-927-5022, e-mail: jorraca@pop.snet.net Conservator of
photographs and works of art on paper. (97/07/01) 7/1/1997
ORTIZ SANCHEZ, HILDA GRISELDA. JOSE A. TORRES
#414 VILLA INSURGENTES, LEON, GUANAJUATO-MEXICO CP.37220. voice: (47) 17 92 30,
e-mail: hortiz@amoxcalli.leon.uia.mx HOLA: MI NOMBRE ES GRIS, Y DOY CLASES DE
FOTOGRAFIA EN LA UNIVERSIDAD IBEROAMERICANA DE LEON. ESTUDIE FOTOGRAFIA, EN EL
COLEGIO AMERICANO DE FOTOGRAFIA Y PUBLICIDAD ANSEL ADAM´S ACTUALMENTE ESTUDIO UN
DIPLOMADO EN FOTOGRAFIA, PERO EL AREA QUE MAS ME INTERESA, ES LA FOTOGRAFIA
PUBLICITARIA. PARA MAYOR INF. SOBRE DUDAS O ACLARACIONES A MI Email. 4/22/1997
Orvell, Miles. 7814 Cresheim Rd., Philadelphia,
PA 19118. voice: 215 204 1054, fax: 801 383 6186, e-mail:
orvell@unix.temple.edu Professor of English and American Studies, Temple
University. Areas of interest: Nineteenth century; modernism; documentary;
history of portrait. Publications: The Real Thing: Imitation and Authenticity in
American Culture, 1880-1940 (UNC, 1989); After the Machine: Visual Arts and the
Erasing of Cultural Boundaries (UP Miss, 1995). 6/30/2000
Osborne, Roger. 7607 Council St. NE, Cedar
Rapids, IA 52402. voice: 319-393-4896, fax: 319-393-6904 Architectural, City
Views, Mid-West 2/28/1997
Osman, Colin. 14 Fairgreen, Cockfosters,
Barnet, Herts EN4 0QS, UK. voice: ++181 449 8883, fax: ++181 449 8883, e-mail:
richard.morris@brunel.ac.uk Always a photographer, journalist and editor. I
retired from Creative Camera, where I was firstly publisher and latterly editor
after an overdose of beaurocracy. As a founder member of the Royal Photographic
Society of Great Britain's Historical Group I became editor of The
PhotoHistorian and put lifelong expertise to improving it within a miniscule
budget. Ask for a specimen copy. I have done original research (published) on
Kurt Hutton (British Council Exhibition), Martin Munkaski (ICP Exhibit)
contributed to "Kunst im Exil" (Berlin & London), "Histoire de la Photographie"
and "Eyes of Time" (GEH). Currently working on 19th century Egypt, Germany in
the 1920's and 1930's and George Davison, anarchist and former Managing Director
of Kodak UK. 4/22/1997
Osterman, Mark & France (Scully). 186
Rockingham Street, Rochester, New York 14620. voice: 716-461-0141, e-mail:
sculloster@aol.com aka, "Scully and Osterman," specialists in wet-plate
collodion photography; educators, artists, publishers. Contemporary wet-plate
photographers. Instructors of wet-plate workshops at the George Eastman
House/International Museum of Photography, Rochester, NY, where Mark is
currently Photographic Process Historian for the Advanced Residency Program, a
post-graduate conservation program sponsored by the Mellon Foundation.
Information available about workshops, tutorials and exhibits at
www.collodion.org or e-mail. Also, publishers of "The Collodion Journal,"
quarterly; technical information about collodion photography from 19th and 21st
c. perspectives. Contributions sought from knowledgeable sources for
publication. 2/23/2000
Osterman, Mark. Geo. Eastman House, 900 East
Avenue, Rochester, NY 14607. voice: (716) 271-3361 ext. 373, e-mail:
mosterman@geh.org Photographic Process Historian for the Advanced Conservation
Program at George Eastman House, Rochester, NY. Also see "Scully & Osterman."
3/4/2000
Ottervik, Kathleen V. 1348 Waverly Street,
Houston, TX 77008. voice: 713.639.7338, fax: 713.639.7399, e-mail:
kottervik@mfah.org Currently completing dissertation on Frances Benjamin
Johnston. Other interests include self-portraiture, gender studies,
late-nineteenth century painting, prints, and drawings 6/30/2000
Ovenden, Richard. Department of Printed Books,
National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, EH1 1EW, Phone:0131
226 4531 x2512 Fax:0131 220 6662, e-mail: ab240ro@nls.uk 19th century travel
photography, especially John Thomson (1837-1921); architectural photography;
Photography and the Book, Scottish photographers; photomechanical processes
3/25/1996
Özdamar, Gülbin. Þirinyalý m. 1490 s. 4/7,
Antalya. voice: 0002423161285, e-mail: g_ozdamar@hotmail.com Documentary,
photojournalism (for example photoleague, FSA, Albeighter photograph, F 64,
Photographer biography, events etc..) history 1/19/2004
Ozendes, Engin. Husrev Gerede cad. Levhaci
sok.19/10, Istanbul, Turkey. voice: (0212) 261 82 22, fax: (0212) 227 65 25,
e-mail: photo@enginozendes.com Photography in the Ottoman Empire and Turkey.
See: www.enginozendes.com 4/17/1999
Ozkan, Derya. J. Ruysstraat 90, VV Maastricht,
The Netherlands. voice: +31618672617, e-mail: ozkanderya@hotmail.com
Photography and the social milieu in the second half of the 19th century ,
Ottoman Empire, Istanbul. 4/17/2001
Padurano, Dominique 2016 Rivendell Way, Edison,
NJ 08817. voice: (732) 266-7736, e-mail: padurano@yahoo.com Ph.D. candidate in
History, Rutgers University. Links between photography, race, and nationalism,
1890-1910, NYC. Role photography played in development of criminological
theories of Cesare Lombroso (i.e., development of Bertillon cards), and how
photography served to racialize and construct the "criminal body." 6/2/2002
Pajerski, Fred. 250 West 24th Street, 4GE, New
York, NY 10011. voice: (212) 255-6501, fax: (212) 255-6501, e-mail:
Fred_Pajerski@prusec.com photographic literature (especially 19th-century);
French stereo views, 1850s-60s; 19th-century photomechanical illustrations.
Catalogues of books for sale free upon request. 2/5/1999
Palmquist, Peter E. 1183 Union Street, Arcata,
CA. 95521. 707-822- 3857, e-mail: Photohst@northcoast.com Pioneer photography;
biography of photographers; history of photography in California before l950;
women in the history of photography, globally and including all eras. Especially
seeking biographical data for the WOMEN IN PHOTOGRAPHY INTERNATIONAL ARCHIVE,
which I curate. 1/31/1996
Panter, Gerald. 9401 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite
1105, Beverly Hills, CA 90212. voice: (310) 273-5001, fax: (323) 463-3567,
e-mail: jerry@gmpanter.com Early French photography, with especial emphasis on
the work and influence of Eugene Atget. 6/4/2004
Papadopoulou Aspasia. Hampstead Campus,
Kidderpore Ave., home phone: 07930383741, affiliation: Kings College, email:
aspasia.papadopoulou@usa.net urban photography,society women. 3/4/2000
Parish, Susan. 1413 Dickinson Ave. NW, Olympia,
WA 98502-4616. e-mail: sparish@shadow-catchers.com The Pacific Northwest region
of the United States also Women in Photography in this region. Black & White.
Serious collector and preservationist. Website at
http://www.shadow-catchers.com 11/9/2000
Parsons, Melinda Boyd. Art Department, The
University of Memphis, Memphis, TN 38152. Phone: 1-901-678-2216 or
1-901-372-0153, Fax:1-901- 678-2735, e-mail: mparsons@cc.memphis.edu American
and British pictorialism; photography and aesthetics; epistemology of
photography; Steichen, Stieglitz, Bernard Shaw, Pamela Colman Smith 7/7/1996
Pascal, Olivier. 54 Fg du Moustier, Montauban
82000 France. voice: 33 5 63 91 42 88, fax: 33 5 63 91 43 20, e-mail:
po@frenchcom.com Interested in French 19th century photohistory. Both aesthetic
and technical. I practice calotype, Talbot or Le Gray recipes, and print as well
salt-paper positives. Also webmaster of Vint@gePhoto at
http://www.frenchcom.com/vintagephoto where one can have a look at some French
photo galleries and dealers with permanent exhibitions. 7/21/1997
Pascual, Vicente A. P.O. Box 8399, Panama 7,
Panama. voice: 507- 223-3233, fax: 263-6616, e-mail: vap@pty.com Looking for
photos of any period related to Panama, Canal Zone and the U.S. military
presence in Panama since 1903. France Field, Coco Solo NS, Albrook AFS, Howard
AFB, Fort Cayton, Fort Sherman, Fort Kobbe, Fort Amador, Rio Hato and many
others. Any help in the research will be appreciated. 7/21/1997
Paster, James E. Sam Houston State University,
Dept. of Public Communication, 1804 Ave. J, Room 322, Huntsville, TX 77341-2299,
Phone:(409) 294-1195, Fax:(409) 294-3996, e-mail: ith_jep@shsu.edu History &
aesthetics of Snapshot Photography. Snapshot as Ritual. Photographic art using
actual snapshots. 8/25/1996
Pauli, Lori. Assistant Curator, Photographs
Collection, National Gallery of Canada 380 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, Ontario K1Y
0H4. voice: (613) 990-0600, fax: (613) 991-6522, e-mail: lpauli@chin.ngc.gc.ca
general 11/9/1997
Paulien, Pamela. 1259 Steele, Denver, CO 80206,
34 1 369 3552, 34 1 369 3552 e-mail: ppaulien@ran.es WWII photography, Western
photography, Snapshot photography, Photographic anthropology, Visual Studies
7/7/1996
Peabody, David. 16 Brunel Close Tilbury Essex,
U.K. phone: 01375 403997, email: djpeabody@cableinet.co.uk Masonic, I have
started a database of photographers of the 19th Century, mainly London, but it
is getting larger. 3/4/2000
Pearce-Moses, Richard. The Heard Museum, 22 E
Monte Vista Road, Phoenix AZ 85004. Phone:602-251-0267. Fax:602-252-9757.
e-mail: RPM@Primenet.Com Photographic processes, terminology. 12/11/1997
Perez, Helena. Embalse, 1, la navata, madrid.
voice: 0034918586558, e-mail: helena.perez@el-mundo.es I'm interesting in
photography in relation to art, as a reproducting method. Methods,
photographers, colletions and collecters on it.
Perez, Nissan N. The Israel Museum. Hakirya,
Jerusalem, Israel. voice: 972 2 670 88 43, fax: 972 2 563 18 33, e-mail:
nnperez@netvision.net.il 19th century French and Near Eastern photography,
1920's, contemporary Israeli and international. 12/5/1996
Perkins, Veronica Davis. 8 St Johns Road,
Saxmundham, Suffolk, IP17 1BE UK. home phone: (+44) 01728 604 024, affiliation:
Middlesex University, School of Computer Science, institutional address: HCI
Dept., Repton, Trent Park, Middlesex, N14 4YZ, UK. business phone: +44 020 8411
2683, web URL: www.mdx.ac.uk email: vdperki@aol.com Photography: History &
Culture (19th century colonial photography) Currently working on Phd project
looking at the digitisation of photograph collections and the relationship
between the photograph and the digital surrogate. 9/14/2003
Perrier, Frédéric. 20 rue d'Auvergne, 78690 Les
Essarts-le-Roi, France. Tel: (0)1.30.41.64.59 E-mail: fperrier1st@free.fr I am
a French Lewis Hine scholar. I wrote an M.A thesis about Lewis Hine:
"Immigration and Social Reform: LewisHine, His Patterns of Personal Growth --
1874-1918" (2002}, Université de Versailles-Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines. 160 p.).
It is also available at the George Eastman House Library, Rochester, NY. In
2004, I also wrote what we call in France a "D.E.A" thesis -- (Diploma of
Advanced Studies = French pre-doctoral degree, 1 to 2 years after Masters):
"Lewis Hine: Influences et Etude Biographique -- 1874-1901" (Université de
Versailles-Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines. 2004. 150 p.) Translation: "Lewis Hine:
Influences and Biographical Study -- 1874-1901." 9/1/2006
Pescatore, Susan. 599 HYSON ROAD, JACKSON NJ
08527. voice: 732 928-9335, e-mail: millineryone@webtv.net Collecting images
(Dags, Ambros, Tintypes, Cartes,Imperial and Cabinet) of Women wearing bonnets.
Preferably 1840's thru 1860's. I am a civil war reenactor who makes 19th.C.
replica millinery this is my interest. I also belong to the Daguerrian Society.
Also I have an interest in other images of mid-19C. plus ephemera. 9/17/1997
Peterson, Anna. Box 58, 250 53 Alnarp, SWEDEN.
voice: +46(0)40 41 54 02, fax: +46(0)40 46 54 42, e-mail:
Anna.Peterson@lpal.slu.se PhD student at the Department of Landscape Planning,
Swedish University of Agriculture Sciences. I am studying the dynamics of the
pastoral landscape during the last century by looking at old photographs.
4/22/1997
Peterson, Anne E. DeGolyer Library, Southern
Methodist University, PO Box 750396. voice: 214-768-2661, fax:
214-768-1565,e-mail: apeterso@mail.smu.edu Stereographs, photography of the
western US and Mexico, railroad photography. 1/19/2004
Peterson, Christian A. Associate Curator of
Photographs, Minneapolis Institute of Arts, 2400 Third Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN
55404. Phone: 612-870-3183, fax: 612-870-3004 Pictorial photography, camera
clubs, and salons from 1890 to 1950 7/7/1996
Petkovic, Bratislav. p. Spasica i Masare 98/23,
Belgrade, Serbia, 11030. voice: +381 11 543 630, fax: + 381 11 3225 645, e-mail:
bratislav-p@yahoo.com DAGUERREOTYPE, Disderi, Andre Adolph Eugene,
CARTE-DE-VISITE photography 2/23/2000
Pichiecchio, Barbara. Via dell\'Orefice 11,
66100 Chieti Italia. voice: 00390871041575, fax: 003908552095, e-mail:
bia@diw.it advertising and fashion photography 3/10/2004
Pigniolo, Loren C. 1044 Judah Street #1, San
Francisco, CA 94122. e-mail: dragonwell2@yahoo.com Interested in the history of
photographic technologies. Especially interested in the concept of photographic
originals (negatives and direct positives). Current research explores the
research value of photographic negatives. 2/24/2004
Pilecki,Graham. 1109 Solano Ave, Albany,Calif.
94706. voice: 1-510-5254804, e-mail: camera@pacbell.net Cameras from 1839 on.
And photography 1839 to1900. 10/5/1997
Pilonieta, Gabriel. Don Tulio Nº 30 - 40,
Mérida, mérida 5101. voice: 274-2529865, fax: 274-2520111, e-mail:
Mandril_ve@yahoo.com Venezuela 1840 - 1950 4/25/2002
Pinhatti, Magali. 264 Greystone Ln., Rochester,
NY 14618, voice: 716-461-2245, fax: 716-461-22456, e-mail: mm@frontiernet.net
photographer and a researcher of historical photographic processes
(daguerreotype, albumen, carbon, platinum...) and bookbinding - albums, books,
portfolios and boxes. 11/22/1996
Pinheiro, Nuno de Avelar. Rua da Escola
Primária nº19 4ºesq 2800-396, Almada, Portugal. home phone: 351 21 2732021,
affiliation: ISCTE, institutional address: Av. das Forças Armadas Lisboa
Portugal. business phone: 351217903013, email: n.a.pinheiro@clix.pt social
history of photography; 19th and early 20 th century portrait, amateur and
industrial photography, political issues in photography (up to the 1930's)
3/4/2000
Pini, E. Via N. Sauro, 22, Bologna, Italia,
40126. e-mail: epini@libero.it Family photographs, album, anthropological and
sociological investigations. Old techniques. 2/8/2001
Pini, Elisabetta. Lorenzale 08026 Barcelona.
e-mail: elisabetta@retemail.es Popular photography. family photos, visual
comunication, history of photography as an object: album, framed picture.
6/30/2000
Pinson, Stephen C. Curator, Photography
Collection The New York Public Library Humanities and Social Sciences Library
Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street New York, New York 10018-2788 (212) 930-0967 fax
(212) 930-0530 All areas of photography and photographic history, with special
knowledge of/interest in: L.J.M. Daguerre, the invention and early history of
photography, hotomechanical reproduction, intersection of photography and
painting. 9/1/2006
Plet, George. 4 - 1272 Trenton Avenue, Ottawa,
Ontario, K1Z 8J9. voice: (613) 724-5908, e-mail: George@inetdirect.com I am an
amateur photographer. Once won a Kodak award for the Gatineau Hills in autumn. I
am interested primarily in landscape photography, human action, and human
interest. I am particularly interested in photographic archives 1/22/1997
Podlogar, Miha (Michael). C. Tavcarja 1/B, 4270
Jesenice, Slovenija., voice: 00385-64-82906, fax: 00386-64-82906 e-mail:
Miha.Podlogar@siol.net collecting exposure meters, cameras with exp.meter,
author - book "Exposure meter and Cameras with built-in exposure meter,
Chronology 1818-1970", preparing CDROM version with over 1600 illustrations.
2/11/1998
Poelstra, Kelly. 1669 E. Lincoln Ave., Orange,
CA 92865. voice: 714.998.8484, fax: 714.279.8959, e-mail:
kelly@caltexfunding.com architectural photography. 4/17/1999
Polito, Ron. University of Massachusetts Boston
(retired), voice: 617-969-2936, e-mail: ron.polito@umb.edu Nineteenth century
commercial photography, especially Massachusetts and Boston. 3/31/2004
Pompili, Riccardo. Via Fano 5, Rome, Italy,
00100. voice: ++39335 203574, e-mail: me1213@mclink.it Photo Restoration
3/7/1998
Porretta, Sebastiano. via labicana 58, 00184
roma italia, voice: 06/70492897, e-mail: g.porretta@popmail.iol.it free lance,
photography historian, teacher. interested in the beginning of photography.
Powell, Kirsten. Department of History of Art,
Johnson Building, Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT 05753. voice: 802 443-5934,
e-mail: Powell_Kirsten@msmail.middlebury.edu Surrealist photography; landscape
photography. 5/18/1997
Powell, Louis. P O Box 2, Apex, NC 27502-0002.
fax: (919) 362-4489, e-mail: lhpowell@Bellsouth.net I am a camera collector and
dealer specializing in German Cameras ranging from the 1920's thru 1970. I am
also fond of Twin Lens Rollei's and Graflex products. I have been a member of
Zeiss Historica since the mid 1980's. I also have a keen interest in the ebb and
flow of photographic companies such as Zeiss-Ikon and its predecessors, and the
merger with Voigtlander, and a similar interest in the flows into and out of
Kodak. 11/22/1996
Powell, Pamela. Chester County Historical
Society, 225 N. High St., West Chester, PA 19380. voice: 610-692-4066 ext. 260,
fax: 610-692-4357, e-mail: ppowell@chestercohistorical.org I have been
researching Chester County Pennsylvania photographers for the past 15 years, and
been in corresondence with others on the topic. My special interest is the early
history of photography in Philadelphia. I am especially interested in J. Bishop,
cameramaker, J.J.E. Mayall during his years in America and others working in the
daguerreian era. 7/3/2003
Prades, Isidre. c.Arquebisbe Alemany, 5 Vic
(Barcelona-Spain). voice: 34.3.883.34.04, e-mail: acos@interausa.com Our URL
http://www.interausa.com/acos presents an abstract about the history of
photography in the county of Osona (Catalonia-Spain) from the early
photographers at the present. Gallery, exhibitions and more. 6/30/2000
Preston, Roger. 20 Robertsbridge Walk, Carlton
Colville, Lowestoft, Suffolk, England NR33 8SE Peter Henry Emerson, when living
in East Anglia; his relationship with Goodall and the residents of Southwold,
Winterton and Somerleyton. 8/17/2003
Prieto, Sophie. 32 Havemeyer St # 5A, Brooklyn,
NY 11211, voice: (718) 387-2613, e-mail: mindpeace@msn.com I am interested in
North American photographers involved with Stieglitz and/or were influenced by
turn-of-the-century European aesthetics such as Symbolism, Preraphaelism, Art
Nouveau etc.. I am particularly interested in Bridgman. If you know interested
sources that link her to those movements, or know other photographers that were
into this aesthetic please let me know. I am writing my Ph.D for the Ecole du
Louvre on Symbolism and American Art. 11/22/1996
Pritchard, Michael. Private researcher, 38
Sutton Road, Watford, Herts WD1 2QF, England. Phone:(+44) 01923 468356,
Fax:(+44) 01923 468509, e-mail: mpritchard@cix.compulink.co.uk British economic
photographic history; nineteenth century photographic studio and photographic
manufacturing; photographers biographies 10/22/2006
Prodger, Phillip. Darwin College, Cambridge
University, Silver Street, Cambridge CB3 9EU, U.K. Fax:(UK) 01223-335667,
e-mail: pbp20@cam.ac.uk Oscar Rejlander and G.B. Duchenne de Boulogne;
scientific applications of "fine art" photography in the 19th century; The rise
of "instantaneous" photography; Charles Darwin and photography. 11/22/1996
Przyblyski, Jeannene. 414 Collingwood Street,
San Francisco, CA 94114. voice: 415-282-4334, fax: 415-291-0724, e-mail:
jeannenep@delphi.com Independent Photo Historian and Lecturer. Interests
include 19th-century photography, images of Paris, the Paris World's Fair of
1900, women photographers, gender studies. Current projects include a book on
photography and the Paris Commune of 1871, and essays on Frances Benjamin
Johnston/photography at the Hampton Institute, VA, Tina Modotti, and Helen
Levitt. 8/12/1997
Puckett, Cassidy. PO Box 2663, Providence, RI
02912. e-mail: Cassidy_Puckett@brown.edu Researching WWII Combat Photography.
7/20/1998
Pullar, Laura. e-mail:
katchnkiss_ifucan@hotmail.com Fine art photography and contemporary
photography 3/10/2004
Pultz, John. Dept. of Art History, University
of Kansas, 209 Spencer Museum of Art, Lawrence, KS 66045, 913 864-4710, 913
864-5091, e-mail: j-pultz@ukans.edu 20th-century photography, especially
American; photography and postmodernism; Harry Callahan and postwar American
photography; the body and photography 7/24/1996
Purcell, Brian. 585 Mealing Road, North
Augusta, S.C. 29860. voice: 803-279-1248, e-mail: bpurcell@duesouth.net I am a
serious collector of pre-1900 cameras, images and related items. I own 12 wooden
dry plate cameras (3/1999) and am interested in wet plate and stereo cameras. I
am also interested in information about early Daguerrian photographers in the
southeastern United States, especially E.S. Dodge of Augusta, Georgia.
4/17/1999
Quinn, Karen. Museum of New Zealand Te Papa
Tongarewa, Buckle Street, PO Box467, Wellington, New Zealand. Phone: 64-4-385
9609, Fax: 64-4-385 7157, e-mail: karenq@aotahi.monz.govt.nz 19th and 20th
century New Zealand photography - especially 1900 - 1930 amateur photography and
the family album. Theoretical issues relating to representation. 3/13/1995
Quinn, Michael. 18 Barron St,Kedron,
Brisbane,Q'land,Australia,4031. voice: 07 38571250, e-mail:
mbquinn@powerup.com.au 19th and early 20th century portraits of theatre
personalities -with a particular emphasis on Woodburytype illustrations used in
theatre periodicals. 4/17/1999
Rainey, Jay. 1300 S. Main St., Blacksburg, Va.
24060 voice: 800 654-1861, fax: 540 953-1655, e-mail: civilwar@nrv.net I am a
dealer. I want to buy civil war images, especially Southern, especially by the
Lexington, Va. photographer M. Miley. 12/27/1996
Rall, Tom. 1101 N. Kentucky St., Arlington, VA
22205. voice: 703- 534-7612, fax: 703-534-8220, e-mail: marketflea@aol.com I am
interested in magic lantern slides and projection, especially of the standard
American format 3 1/4 X 4" slide. My specialties are photographic, advertising,
and coming attraction slides. I am particularly interested in obtaining
information about the magic lantern slides produced by the New York Department
of Education, Visual Instruction Division and by Keystone View Co. I am both a
collector and dealer and a beginning projectionist. I will respond to all
correspondence. 7/1/1997
Ramstedt, Nils. 2118 Santa Ana Ave., Costa
Mesa,Ca. 92627. voice: 949-646-8256, e-mail: Rambrandt101@ AOL.com Mid-19th
century French photography (espec. Gustave Le Gray); "straight" photography
(Robert Frank,etc.; Polaroids. 2/8/2001
Ravenscroft, Glen. 161 Copacabana Drive,
Copacabana NSW 2251 Australia. voice: 043 823094, fax: 043 811924, e-mail:
ravo@nlc.net.au Ravo images is a surrealist photographer in Australia active in
daliist dadaist type imagery from past to present. Interested in all types of
surreal imagery from Man Ray to Tcherevkoff; also photographer Rudolf Koppitz
anyone having images of his work please email me 3/26/1997
Rawlings, Valerie email: vallyr@telus.net
Hannah Maynard, Victorian studio photography, gems and miniatures 6/2/2002
Raydan, Carmelo. Avenida Las Islas, Qta. Ruth.,
Maracaibo, Venezuela. e-mail: carmeloraydan@yahoo.com Soy estudioso de
acontecer fotografico durante el siglo XIX en America Latina, pero mi principal
interes esta en lo ocurrido en mi region natal, el Estado Zulia. Sobre este
particular he escrito varios textos, de los cuales sepuede leer la introduccion
en mi pagina personal. www.carmeloraydan.com.ve 7/27/2003
Rayfield, Beth. Art History Dept., UC Irvine,
Irvine, CA 92697. e-mail: ERAYFIEL@UCI.EDU Interests include history of
photography, critical theory and feminist studies. My scholarship involves the
exploration of race and gender in the production and consumption of
stereographic imagery, including stereographic pornography, particularly in the
US. 4/22/1997
Raymond, Warren. 1808 Cullen Drive, Silver
Spring. voice: 301-384-4415, e-mail: wraymond@juno.com Charles Eisenmann, Frank
Wendt, Human Oddities, Freaks Special interest in human giants and mermaids.
3/4/2000
Regier, MaryJo. 5559 S. Van Gordon Street,
Littleton, CO 80127. phone: 303.972.1313, email: mjregier@uswest.net history of
wedding photography 3/4/2000
Rego, Tania Alves. Rua Maraba,388/201, Belo
Horizonte,MG,Brazil.ZIP:30.350.160, voice: 031.344-7761, fax: 031.344- 7761,
e-mail: taniar@brhomeshopping.com.br All, specifically Henri Cartier-Bresson.
1/10/1997
Rehnig, Jeanne E. Wagnerstrasse 10, D-97080
Wuerzburg. voice: 0931- 286622, e-mail: mmpm9617@mdaw.wuerzburg.de Interested
in warehouse-photography, which started in Germany in 1898 in Berlin (i.e. at A.
W&127;&127;ertheim, Hermann Tietz). Looking for photographers named Dr. Sandow,
Mr. Prentzel and Johannes Braae, working in the early 20th century in Berlin.
3/26/1997
Rehnig, Jeanne E. Oldenburger Str. 40, 10551
Berlin. Tel. 030 - 39408166, Fax 030 - 39408167, mobil 0173 - 32 881 32,
320089391815-0001@T-Online.de Das „Photographische Atelier“ im Warenhaus
Fotografie bei A. Wertheim (1898 – 1933) und Wolf Wertheim (1909 – 1914) 2 Bände
(Text und Bildband) 464 Seiten und 155 Seiten mit 220 Schwarzweiß-Abbildungen
(=Veröffentlichung zur Volkskunde und Kulturgeschichte Nr. 71 und 72 Würzburg,
Volkskundliches Institut der Universität Würzburg, € 20.- 5/1/2005
Reinato, Eduardo José. Rua 18-A, n. 101, apto
102 Setor Aerporto Goiânia, Goiás. Brasil, 740070-060. voice: 062-2518025,
e-mail: reinato@br.homeshopping.com.br Images and the theory of images;
Photography like historical documents; history made by photography 9/17/1997
Reppin, Hans. PO Box 345, ACT Canberra
Australia. e-mail: hans.reppin@awm.gov.au I am after any information on the
Glass Paget Colour process (1914-16). I am interested in the mechanics of this
process and location of any collections. My understanding is this colour system
employed a taking screen and viewing screen (RGB Matrix), and I am trying to
location a taking screen for further research. 8/3/2003
Retter, Yolanda. UCLA Chicano Studies Research
Center Library. Tel: 310-206-6052. Email: [yretter@chicano.ucla.edu] General
research interest: Peruvian photography, 1850-1950. Specific interest: Max T.
Vargas, photographer in Arequipa and La Paz. Looking for Peru and Bolivia
photographs and postcards by Max T. Vargas. I maintain History of Peruvian
Photography web site (http://www-lib.usc.edu/~retter/peph1.html) also History of
Latin American Photography web site:
http://www-lib.usc.edu/~retter/pelatam1.html 10/1/2006
Revillard, Jean/Focale. Place du château 4,
CH-1260 NYON. voice: ++ 41 22 361 09 66, fax: ++ 41 22 361 09 66, e-mail:
Focale@Swissonline.ch All XX century documentary photography 1/22/1997
Rhode, David. David Rhode Photography, Box 796,
Cooper Landing, Alaska 99572. voice: (907) 595-1314, e-mail: hylocichla@aol.com
Alaska wildlife and natural history 1933 to present in collection interest in
all historical Alaskana 1/22/1997
Rhode, Michael G. National Museum of Health &
Medicine; Washington, DC 20306-6000. Phone:202-782-2212, Fax:202-782-3573,
e-mail: rhode@email.afip.osd.mil Medical photography 11/1/1995
Ricardo, Franco Quiroz. 21 #163 A Por 8 y 10
Colonia México Merida, Yucatan; voice: 01 99 926 15 13 fax: 01 99 9260971,
e-mail: sersiban@yuc1.telmex.net.mx Digital Image, old Cameras and surational
images; fotografia digital, camaras antiguas y imagenes surrealistas.
5/22/2000
Richards, Bradley W., M.D. Author and
photo-historian (amateur). Phone (801) 399-1149, or (801)876-3219 (home) e-mail:
eyedoc@konnections.com Research mainly in Western and specifically Utah 19th
Century photographers, especially Charles R. Savage. 3/25/1996
Richards, Paul. P.O. Box 577, Oakland, CA
94604. voice: (510)763-8204, fax: (510)763-8204. e-mail: pauldr@pacbell.net
Through Estuary Press, I have archived a collection of documentary films made by
my father, Harvey Richards, made during the period 1958 to 1978. Areas
photographed include: Civil Rights Movement in Califonria and in Mississippi.
California Farm Workers and history of farm worker unions. Anti-Vietnam War
demonstrations in the Bay Area, the founding of Women for Peace organization;
mining and the history of hard rock miners in Montana; forestry practices
throughout the United States. In addition, I also archive still photos of these
same areas. I have written articles on the history of Harvey's work as a
photographer. 4/17/1999
Richardson, David. 101 N. Fourteenth St.,
Richmond, VA 23219. (804) 692 0363 (804) 692 0299 e-mail: SORICHD@so.cc.va.us I
have a BA in photography and have taught a history of photography course at the
community college level. I am currently employed as an instructional technology
systems planner. My interest is in developing a WEB course for a history of
photography 6/3/1996
Richardson, Donna. 5 Kookaburra Avenue, North
Bendigo. e-mail: donna_richardson@bssc.edu.au all aspects of the arts. But
mostly reproduction and looking after photographs that are old 4/22/1997
Richter, Oliver. phone 0731/267661, email:
richter@ulm-direkt.net carbon-process, cyanotypes… 5/22/2000
Ries, Linda A. 500 Ninth St., New Cumberland,
PA 17070. voice: w-717-787-3023, fax: w-717-787-4822, e-mail:
jaggers@paonline.com Head, Core Services Section of the Pennsylvania State
Archives. Interested in 19th century Pennsylvania photographers, especially
central Pennsylvania and the Harrisburg area. Also African-American, women, and
minority photographers. I authored Guide to Photographs at the Pennsylvania
State Archives (PHMC, 1993) and am currently collaborating with Jay Ruby on a
Directory of Nineteenth Century Pennsylvania Photographers, due out mid to late
1998. 3/7/1998
Riley, Bill. 3773 SR129 N, Milan, In. 47031.
Phone:812/654-3074, e-mail: briley@venus.net Collecting turn-of-the-century
photographica and researching the history behind the items. I have researched
and collected a good bit of information on Colorado's contribution to
photography from around 1890 to 1910. 1/10/1997
Rincon, Roberto. 828 Royal St. #168, New
Orleans, La 70116. voice: (504) 947-1613, fax: (504) 940-0957, e-mail:
rrt67@hotmail.com Gelatin-Silver general 5/18/1997
Ritchie, John. Braeside cottage Robertson bank,
Gorebridge,Midlothian EH23 4JT. voice: 01875 822694, e-mail: John@hogmanay.net
Early European,particularly Scottish material, I have one of the largest and
earliest collection of original yacht photographs 1858 to 1930. 9/3/2003
Rittsel, Par. Odonstigen 19, 16574 Hasselby,
Sweden. voice: +46 8 759 52 20, e-mail: par.rittsel@idg.se Published The
History of Photography in Sweden (Den svenska fotografins historia)together with
co-author Rolf Soderberg in 1983 (ISBN 91-34-50314-5). Out of print. Some
summaries in English at: http://www.algonet.se/~rittsel along with presentations
of Swedish photographers H B Goodwin and C G Rosenberg (more to follow).
4/17/1999
Roach, Harry. RR 1 Box 99-A, Henryville, PA
18332. voice: 717-629- 9152, e-mail: milimage@csrlink.net Editor of Military
Images, a bimonthly semi-academic journal covering the photographic history of
the US military in they in the 19th Century. Six issues a year since 1979. Am
also a collector of 19th C fiddler & violinist images, all formats. 3/26/1997
Roberts, Mark D. 277 Royal Poinciana Way, Palm
Beach, FL. 33480. voice: 1-800-610-3576, e-mail: mroberts@pb.seflin.org
Primarily at this point, alternative techniques and pictorial. 3/26/1997
Roberts, Pam. Curator,The Royal Photographic
Society, The Octagon, Milsom St., Bath, BA1 1DN, United Kingdom. phone: 44 1225
462841 ext. 217, fax: 44 1225 469880, Collection fax/answerphone: 44 1225
469880, e-mail: pamrps@aol.com (home) e-mail: pam@collection.rps.org (work).
Current work in progress:- Roger Fenton, Alvin Langdon Coburn, Oscar Gustav
Rejlander. Photographic albums, early colour photography. Project editor of an
encyclopaedia of nineteenth century photography with Fitzroy-Dearborn publishers
London so am looking for contributors to write on all aspects of nineteenth
century photography. 1/9/2001
Robinson, Gerald. 740 NW Westover Square,
Portland, OR 97210. voice: 503-228-2963, fax: 503-228-0501, e-mail:
ghrobin@attglobal.net 20th Century, especially Documentary, Abstraction, Minor
White, and the Westons. Author of "Elusive Truth: Four Photographers at
Manzanar," Carl Mautz Publishing, 2002. 10/22/2006
Robinson, Mike. Toronto, Canada. voice: (416)
926-8181, fax: (416) 975-0837, e-mail: robkiss@io.org photographer and
instructor working with historic processes; calotype and salt prints, wet-plate
and albumen prints 9/6/1996
Robinson, Thomas. 441 NE Jarrett St., Portland,
Oregon, 97211-3126. voice: 503-288-1830, e-mail: tom@HistoricPhotoArchive.com
Oregon Photographers. (author: "Oregon Photographers 1852-1917", Benjamin
Gifford biography titled "Oregon Then and Now", Benjamin Markham and R. Heck
biographies at press now) Also I do historic negative printing, in both fiber
archival and alternative process (printing out paper). Also I operate an archive
with 320 deceased photographer's negative files. Also compiling biography of
Mrs. B. B. Chase, of Denver CO 1901. Also moderator of e-group Negativephoto.
1/1/2001
Robinson, William F. 203 Whitfield St.,
Guilford CT 06095. Phone: 203-453-6056, e-mail: rarebooks@delphi.com Web Page:
http://www.uelectric.com/rarebooks/robinson.html Rare-book dealer also
specializing in early photographs for use as primary- source material by
historical researchers (images depicting interesting proper nouns). Partner:
Celdric L. Robinson - Booksellers, 597 Palisado Ave., Windsor CT 06095.
Photohistorian: "A Certain Slant of Light. The First Hundred Years of New
England Photography." Author, landscape & architectural photographer; producing
books relating to the New England region. Especially interested in the
integration of modern and historical images for educational use. 1/9/1996
Rock, Joe. 19 George Square, Edinburgh, voice:
0131 650 4145, fax: 0131 650 6638 e-mail: FARJRP@srv0.arts.ed.ac.uk
Professional Photographer and Art Historian with an interest in all aspects of
photography. Particular interest in Scottish art (including photography) and
architecture 1650-1850. Have published articles and books on Scottish
architecture and photography. Presently completing a Ph.D. on the watercolour
painter, Hugh William Williams [1773-1829] at the University of Edinburgh, where
I am also employed. 9/18/1996
Rodger, Andrew. 344 Wellington, Ottawa,
Ontario, Canada K1A 0N3, voice: 613-996-7781, fax: 613-995-6575, e-mail:
arodger@archives.ca All areas of Canadian photography; digital imagery;
photography as a means of communication; archives and photography; archival
problems (e.g. selection, reference, etc.) and photography 9/9/1996
Rodliffe, Stan. Thornbury, Bristol BS35 2HX.
e-mail: rodliff@attglobal.net Compiling lists of UK professional photographers
up to 1950. Researching migration of photographers in the UK in the latter half
of the 19th century, particularly the differences between itinerant and settled
photographers. Also making the data available to local and family historians to
help with dating photographs by posting the information at
http://www.users.waitrose.com/~rodliffe 6/2/2002
Rodriguez, Gina. Galicia 16, Col. Alamos,
Mexico City, Mexico. voice: (5)538-4159, fax: Of. (5)608-0414, e-mail:
bigcat@mail.giga.com In charge of the Fototeca Culhuacan, photographic archive
of the CNMH del INAH of Mexico (National Institute of Anthropology and History
of the National Coordination of Historical Monuments). The collection has over
500,000 images which range from the nineteenth century up to now. The major
subject is Mexican Colonial Architecture, but includes Ethnography & Archeology.
My areas of interest are: Author of the book "Ninos Trabajadores Mexicanos"
(INAH-UNICEF, 1996), and numerous articles related to nineteenth century and
early twentieth century photography in Mexico. Member of the Advisory Council of
"Luna Cornea" magazine and Editorial Council of "Alquimia" magazine. Areas of
interest: nineteenth century photography, particulary traveling photographers in
Mexico, all kinds of Indigenous portraits & popular types, stereocards and
Mexican revolution near the US border. 3/4/2000
Rodríguez, Gina. Calle Casasola s/n, Exconvento
de San Francisco 1er piso San Pachuca, Hidalgo, 42050, Mexico. voice: (771)
436-53, fax: (771) 319-77, e-mail: bigcat@mail.giga.com Academic Adviser of the
Sistema Nacional de Fototecas/Fototeca del Instituto Nacional de Antropología e
Historia (National Photoarchives in MÉxico). My areas of interest are nineteenth
century photography, particulary Traveling Photographers in MÉxico, all kinds of
Indigenous Portraits & Popular Types, Stereocards and Mexican Revolution near
the US border. 7/21/1997
Rogers, Geoffrey. PO box 575, Pine Hill, N.Y.
12465. fax: 914-254- 5802, e-mail: GRogers@catskill.net I am interested in
history of photography in general. I am currently developing prints from
local(Catskill mountains) glass plate negatives. I am honing my research skills
in solving the mysteries of these turn of the century images. I operate a frame
shop and gallery and look forward to exhibiting these photos. 2/28/1997
Rogers, Susan. 1151 Oxford Rd., San Marino, Ca
91108, voice: 818- 405-2196, fax: 818-449-5720, e-mail: srogers@huntington.org
I am the photo conservator at the Huntington Library, art collections, and
botanical gardens in San Marino, California. I am particularly interested in
19th ct. photo processes, cased photos and non-silver being my favorites
9/9/1996
Rohde-Enslin, Stefan. Wilhelmstraße 74, 50733
Köln, Germany. voice: Germany - 2217202101, e-mail: nc-drrohdst@netcologne.de
Historic anthropological photography, turn of the century Philippine
photography, Hans Helfritz 11/8/2000
Rose, Jim. 8281 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles,CA
90046. voice: 310-276- 5414, fax: 310-276-4540, e-mail: LAJIMBOY@AOL Interest
in Philippe Halsman. Worked for him in 1947-48. 10/30/1996
Rosen, Jeff. Department of Art and Photography,
Columbia College, 600 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL 60605-1996. Telephone:
312.663.1600, ext. 5329; Fax: 312.663.1707; e-mail: jeff.rosen@dns.colum.edu
All areas and interests in photographic history; special knowledge of/interest
in: 19th century photomechanical reproduction; Julia Margaret Cameron; Stieglitz
and Photo-Secession; contemporary advertising; intersections between photography
and museum collections; anthropology and photography. 3/25/1996
Rosenblum, Naomi. 21-36 33rd Road, Long Island
City, NY 11106. voice: 718-726-8928, fax: 718-726-8928, e-mail:
naomir@I-2000.com Author, A WORLD HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY; A HISTORY OF WOMEN
PHOTOGRAPHERS (both Abbeville Press); articles on documentary photography, Paul
Strand, Adolphe Braun. 2/6/1999
Rosenthal, Donald P.O.Box 400455, Cambridge, MA
02140. voice: 617-666-0331, e-mail: drosenth@rcn.com 19th century photography;
Orientalism; Arcadian subjects; relation of photography to painting. 6/2/2002
Rosenthal, Richard T. Rare Photographs &
Photography Books 4718 Springfield Avenue, Philadelphia PA 19143 Phone: (215)
726-5493 Fax: (215) 726-5926, Email: rtrphoto@vernacularphotography.com Web
Site: www.vernacularphotography.com rare photographs and photography books
9/1/2006
Rossano, Corradetti via del centenario,
montecosaro italy. voice: 3479646924, e-mail: corradetti@finproject.com
historican photography, tradition cultural 9/3/2001
Rossell, Daves. UC Berkeley. Phone:(510)
653-9829, Fax:(510) 643- 5607, e-mail: Daves@uclink3.berkeley.edu Past lighting
techniques, night photography, color photography 1/31/1996
Rossell, Deac. 74 Manor Avenue, London SE4 1TE
UK. phone: (44)020-8691-0087, email: a.schroeder@gold.ac.uk Chronophotography
(both series and single plate, schlieren method, all figures, all countries);
19th C. instant photography; pre-cinema reproduction of photographed motion
(Zoetrope, Purjinke, Czermak, Uchatius, etc.); 19 C. specialist military
photography; etc. 4/16/2000
Rossi, Dale. 10 Victory Way, Limerick, PA
19468. voice: (610) 948-8426, fax: (215) 672-9560, e-mail: dtrossi@aol.com
Dealer/collector of 19th century mass marketed formats (cdv, cabinet, stereo). I
am researching the history of Buffalo NY photography/photographers. I am trying
to document every photographer that worked in the city between 1839 and 1939. I
need any biographical or anecdotal information about these people, their
businesses or their craft, including examples of their work. I will gladly share
my research with any interested party. Special interests include stereo
publishers C. L. Pond and A. W. Simon. 4/17/1999
Rouse, Sarah. 625 South Carolina Ave., S.E.,
Washington, D.C. 20003. voice: 202-707-3635, fax: 202-707-6647, e-mail:
srou@loc.gov Photography in Ireland, 1839-1990; Irish photographers;,
1839-1990; photographic history of Ireland; photographic collections in Irish
repositories; Irish-American photographs 10/22/1997
Rowe, Jeremy. 2120 S. Las Palmas Circle, Mesa,
Arizona 85202-6390, Phone:h - (602) 820-5493 w - (602) 965-8622, Fax: (602)
965-8698, e-mail: jeremy.rowe@asu.edu Researching the history of photography in
the Southwest with particular interest in Arizona and New Mexico up to 1920. A
text on Arizona Photography from the 1850's to 1920 including historic overview,
listing of 450+ photographers with studio lo 7/15/1996
Rowley, Mark. email: Mark Rowley
[MarkRowley@ArtandMedicine.com] Currently I am working on a bibliography of
photo-illustrated medical works which can be perused at www.artandmedicine.com
(click on the bibliography list). My site is endorsed by the eminent
photo-historian John Wood of McNeese University and I published the first book
on my subject last year. 9/1/2006
Rowson, Stephen. 56 Colchester Avenue, Cardiff,
S Wales, UK. voice: +44 29 20633184. e-mail: stephen.rowson@ntlworld.com
Photography in Wales - commercial and amateur photographers both resident and
visiting. From the beginning to the present day. 10/1/2006
Royce, Tony. 6/557 Pittwater Rd., Brookvale,
NSW, 2100. voice: 61 2 9938 2262, fax: 61 2 9938 2264, e-mail:
sterlroy@bigpond.com I am a PhD student at the University of Technology,
Sydney, Australia where I am researching photomontage in a number of different
areas of communication which includes undertaking a visual semiotic analysis of
specific examples. I would be pleased to hear from anybody else engaged with
photomontage, either researching or practising, whereby we could possibly
exchange notes for our mutual benefit. 1/19/2004
Rozas, Rogelio Norberto. Gral. Piran 522,
Martinez (1640) - Argentina. voice: 54-1-793-3787, fax: 54-1-733-0117, e-mail:
rnrozas@intermedia.com.ar Antique cameras collector. Coleccionista de camaras
antiguas, Agfa, Voigtländer, Zeiss Ikon, etc. Especialmente modelos pre-WWII.
Fundamentalmente camaras de marca Zeiss Ikon, rollfilm y 35 mm (Contax).
Interesado en la historia de las empresas constructoras alemanas. Hon.Excellence
of FIAP, Honor Member of FAF (Argentine), Member of the Board of Congress of
History of Argentine Photography. 3/7/1998
Rubin, Gregory. Tyler School of Art. e-mail:
dottie@vm.temple.edu MFA student, photography dept. 12/11/1995
Ruby, Jay. PO Box 128, Mifflintown, PA 17059.
voice: 717-436-9502, fax: 717-436-9559, e-mail: RUBY@ACSWORLD.NET Professor of
Anthropology and director of graduate studies in the anthropology of visual
communication, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA 19122. Home page -
http://www.temple.edu/anthro/ruby/jayruby.html. Some photographic publications
are available at that site for downloading. My graduate program's url is
http://www.temple.edu/anthro/vis.html. PA. Photography, documentary,
ethnographic, journalistic, itinerants, autobiographical and self-portraits.
7/20/1998
Rudd, David. POB 16311, Seattle, WA 98116,
e-mail: photo@davidrudd.com Affiliation: President, Cycleback Press. Website:
www.davidrudd.com Author of 'The Guide to Identifying Early Photographs: A
Pocket Manual,' 'The Collector's Guide to Early Baseball Photographs,' and the 2
Volume: 'The Illustrated History of Baseball Cards: 1840-1915' Areas of Study:
Pre-World War II baseball photographs, prints and related. Pre- World War II in
general photography and early commercial printing processes (lithography, etc).
5/22/2000
Rudisill, Richard. P.O. Box 2087, Santa Fe, NM.
voice: 505-476-5092, fax: 505-476-5104 Revising and expanding _Photographers: A
Sourcebook for Historical Research, especially its _Directories of
Photographers: An Annotated World Bibliography. Need published and working
projects in that form. 3/4/2000
Rudnick, Leslie R. 205 Hanover Way, New Castle,
Delaware. 814-769-6969, les@actwin.com Areas of interest include photographers,
photograms, photogenic drawings, chemigrams, early photographic processes
especially the use of these “alternative” processes where used to make
photogenic drawings and photograms, I am also interested in biographical and
anecdotal information about photogram artists, their images and anything related
to the above subject areas. I will be pleased to share my research with any
interested photographer or historian. I am currently building a website
www.photograms.org that contains some of the information I have obtained. I may
be reached at les@actwin.com or via the website. Please use a subject containing
the word photogram so that my spam filter doesn’t snare your email. 11/6/2006
Ruffles, Tom. 16 The Coppice Impington
Cambridge CB4 9PP. My home email is kw691958@aol.com My affiliation is Anglia
Polytechnic University. Spirit photography and other images of an allegedly
paranormal nature 9/1/2006
Ruiter, Martina A. de. Rapenburg 65, 2311GJ
Leiden, The Netherlands. voice: 31715272700, fax: 31715272615, e-mail:
Maruiter@Rullet.Leiden.Univ.NL historiography; 19th century photography of fine
art and decorative art and architecture. Interiors of Dutch 19th century artists
studios, photography as a visual resource. Current research: a computer database
on the photographic work of the Dutch painter G.H. Breitner. 3/7/1998
Ruys, Hugo D., Tesselschadelaan 20, 1217 LH
Hilversum, The Netherlands. Voice +31 35 6244597, fax +31 35 6245810, e-mail
hugo.ruys@ihagee.org Collecting Ihagee/Exakta products and publishing on
Internet of information about the history and products of the former Ihagee
company in Dresden, Germany, that was founded by Dutchman Johan Steenbergen and
has produced the world's first 35mm single lens reflex (the Exakta). See
www.ihagee.org 3/4/2000
Ryoki, Andre. Gloria Nogueira Piquini, 272, São
Paulo, SP, 06315-170. voice: 055-011-72870550, fax: 055-011-72870550, e-mail:
aryoki@hotmail.com photographer, photojournalism, photodocumentary, photography
language. 4/17/1999
S. Rahardjo, Ruwie. Jl. Cilandak 2/34, Jakarta,
Indonesia, voice: (62-21) 7691973, e-mail: rui@web88888.com I am interest in
the art of capturing objects, which is an interesting subject, and also the
history of photography is a much attemting to be learn 6/30/2000
Saalik, Qaaim. 16 Lord Stirling Rd, Basking
Ridge 07920. voice: 908-766-9177, e-mail: hayden825@aol.com Military Aviations
World II (Tuskegee Airmen) 5/18/1997
Sachant, Pamela Jane. 204 Winslow Road, Newark,
DE 19711. voice: 302-368-3992, e-mail: psachant@udel.edu Photo-Secession,
Symbolist Photography 1/22/1997
Sachsse, Rolf, PhD. Hammstrasse 1, D-53225
Bonn, Tel: xx49-228- 465509, Fax: xx49 228 4798861 Professor of Photography and
Media Design at the Department of Design at FH Niederrhein in Krefeld/Germany;
Associate Professor of Art History and Media Theory at Hochschule fur Gestaltung
Karlsruhe. e-mail: rolf.sachsse@fh-niederrhein.de Main interest in German
photography throughout 20th century, general interest in the relation of
architecture and imaging, all information available under
http://www.fh-niederrhein.de/fb02/sachsse/ .. 2/5/1999
Safier, Marcel Glen. P.O. Box 539, Annerley.
voice: 61-7-3847 1593, fax: 61-7-3217 1707, e-mail: msafier@ozemail.com.au
Research into nineteenth century Australian photographers especially those
active in my home state of Queensland and also American daguerreotypists who
came to Australia. I collect nineteenth century images, mainly from Australia
and New Zealand especially daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, tintypes and cartes de
visite as well as fine family photo albums and wood and brass tailboard style
cameras. I welcome enquiries about Australian photographers and am also happy to
discuss my fields of collecting. 3/26/1997
Saldaña Alfonso, Diana c/ Antonio Arias 10,
7ºA, Madrid 28009, Spain. phone: +34 91 5739225, affiliation: Universidad
Autónoma de Madrid, email: diasaldana@yahoo.com Self-Portrait Photography -
current 6/2/2002
Salomon, Max. 1855 Sheridan Rd., Evanston, Il
60201, voice: 847 332 8451, e-mail: m-salomon2@nwu.edu early cameras, photo
journalism 10/23/1996
Salvador, Tio PARIS 204 3º 2ª, 08008 BARCELONA.
voice: 34 93 237 03 30, e-mail: ezarralu@pie.xtec.es Early Spanish Photography.
Daguerreotype 6/2/2002
Sampsell, Kate. 618 Ploy Street, Baltimore, MD
21201. phone: 410-752-5358, affiliation: Georgetown University, History Dept.
Washington, DC 20057, business phone: 202-687-7539, fax: 202-687-1923, email:
kates42@erols.com 20th c. American social documentary photography, esp. urban,
work/workers, FSA and Spanish Civil War. 3/4/2000
Samuels, Ainlay. 810 Broadway, apt. 6, New
York, NY 10003. voice: (212) 254-7792, fax: (212) 475-0400, e-mail: ALeeNYC@aol
PhD candidate, Yale University, New Haven, CT. Areas: 19th century, esp. women
photographers. Dissertation is on women photographers and women in the
photo-industry working in America between 1839-1880. Am looking for images known
to be made by women during these dates (esp. cased images). Any information
would be appreciated. 12/5/1996
Sandford, Paul. 16 Downlands Road, Purley,
Surrey CR8 4JE, UK, voice: (044)0181 668 179, e-mail:
100734.1623@compuserve.com Local history photography,including picture
postcards, private collections, Frith, Bunce material etc. for the East Surrey
area, England. As photographic leader of the Bourne (local history) Society, I
am researching low budget solutions to increase public access to historic
photographs with comparative modern views, for use in education,
genealogy,demography, etc. 2/5/1997
Sandweiss, Marni. Director, Mead Art Museum and
Associate Professor of American Studies, Amherst College, Amherst, MA 01002.
Phone: 413- 542-2295, Fax: 413-542-2117, e-mail: masandweiss@amherst.edu
Photography in the nineteenth-century American West; history of photographic
illustration. 12/11/1995
Santos, Luis. Rua Ctnego Tobias, 80/103. home
phone: 55-21-2816178, email: lsantos@pobox.com Leica, Zeiss and others German
cameras 7/20/1998
Santos, Manuel. Parque Real, 3. #413, El
Escorial, Madrid, Spain. voice: 34-91-8900432, fax: 34-91-8900432, e-mail:
msantos@ran.es Specialist in Spanish Contemporary and 20th Century Photography.
We offer the most extensive information on Spanish Photographers, a news section
and a virtual gallery in our Web-Site: http://www.artplus.es 7/20/1998
Santos, Terry. 1324 FRANCIS ST., CROCKETT, CA.
94525 voice: 510- 787-1843 women in sports 12/5/1996
Sapir, J. David. University of Virginia,
Department of Anthropology, Brooks Hall, Charlottesville, VA. 22903. Phone:
(804) 924-6821, Fax: (804) 924-1350, e-mail: ds8s@virginia.edu
ethnophotography, documentary photography, photo-journalism, 19th century
photography, photography criticism, photography on the WWW. 12/5/1995
Saretzky, Gary D. P.O. Box 126, Tennent, NJ
07763. voice: 732-308-3772, e-mail: saretzky@rci.rutgers.edu Taught survey
course in history of photo at Mercer County Community College, 1978-2005.
Compiling database on 19th century New Jersey photographers. Published articles
on New Jersey photographers, Margaret Bourke-White, Elias Goldensky, Edwin
Rosskam, Louise Rosskam, and photographic conservation. Curated "Margaret
Bourke- White: In Print" exhibit at Rutgers University, 2006. Photographs,
history of photography links and out of print photography books at Saretzky
Online web site: http://saretzky.com 3/31/2004
Sayers, Robert H. Arlington, VA. (703)
522-0447, SayersR@aol.com I am a cultural anthropologist conducting research on
Japanese (and, secondarily, Korean) sojourners in America and Europe between
1860 and 1900. I am particularly interested in compiling an inventory of
photographic images (cartes-de-visite, cabinet cards, stereoviews, etc.) of
members of diplomatic missions, students, exposition participants, traveling
entertainers, and other Japanese and Korean visitors to the West during this
period. 3/5/2005
Scardina, Steven. 1714 NE 49th Avenue,
Portland, OR 97213. e-mail: ssp@europa.com I am searching for images by
photographer J. Dudley Johnston. He was a member of the Liverpool Photographic
Association from1909-1911 and then became President from 1909-1911. Was elected
a member of 'The Linked Ring' Brotherhood in 1907, a member of The Royal
Photographic Society's Council 1916, President of that body 1923-1925 and again
1929-1931. Was Chaiman of the Pictoral Group and was awarded the O.B.E. in1947
and the Progress Medal of the Photographic Society of America in 1950. Any
information about this photographer or the whereabouts of his images is greatly
appreciated. 12/31/2000
Scarfone, Roberto. kutuzovskij pr. 18 apt 37,
moscow, russia. voice: 2430837, e-mail: scarfone@vsnl.com Russian and Soviet
photography 3/2/2004
Scarpellini, Claudio. via quarantola 45, pisa,
italy. e-mail: btkyns@tin.it photography city of pisa in the period 1839-1869
6/2/2002
Schaaf, Larry J. Rock House, 616 Reservoir
Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21217-4823. voice: (410) 523-8889, fax: (410)
383-9866, e- mail: ljs@verizon.net Slade Professor of Fine Arts for 2004- 2005,
University of Oxford; Director of The Correspondence of William Henry Fox Talbot
Project, Glasgow University http://www.foxtalbot.arts.gla.ac.uk Interests
include the pre-history and early history of photography, particularly on paper
in Britain; the circles of Sir John Herschel and of William Henry Fox Talbot;
the relationship of science and art in photography; and historiography.
Continuing projects include The Correspondence of William Henry Fox Talbot
(completed and online) and The Catalogue Raisonne of Photographs from the Circle
of William Henry Fox Talbot. 3/5/2005
Schisler, Millard. 264 Greystone Ln.,
Rochester, NY 14618, voice: 716-461-2245, fax: 716-461-2245, e-mail:
mm@frontiernet.net Teacher in the Applied Photo dept. at Rochester Institute
Technology and in the Certificate Program in Museum Conservation of the George
Eastman House. Photographer with a strong interest in the research and practice
of historical processes. 11/22/1996
Schlegel, Franz-Xaver, Ph.D. Brahmsstr. 6,
71254 Ditzingen-Stuttgart, GERMANY. voice: 0049 (7156) 958687, fax: 0049 (7156)
958688, e-mail: artinlife@lycosmail.com American, Japanese and European
Photopgraphy of the 1910s - 1930s. Vanguard photography, Pictorialism, Neue
Sachlichkeit, Advertising. Author of: "Das Leben der toten Dinge" - Studien zur
modernen Sachfotografie in den USA 1914-1935 (= "The Life of Inanimate Objects"
- Study of Modernist Movements in American Photography Depicting the Thing
Itself, 1914-1935) - 2 volumes, 984 pp, extensive bibliography and 574 digitized
black-and-white illustrations, size 21 x 1 cm, paperbound, published in
Stuttgart/ Germany 1999, written in German, quotations given in original
language (ISBN: 3-00-004407-8). 6/30/2000
Schloetel, Jeff. 9047 Barnes Ave E, Inver Grove
Hts Mn 55077 e-mail: J.Schloetel@Worldnet.att.net I am interested in the early
types of photographic emulsions. Also, hand tinting of prints 12/15/1996
Schmid, Peter F. Special Collections &
Archives, Merrill Library, Utah State University, Logan, UT 84322-3000,
801-797-0890, 801-797- 2880 e-mail: petsch@library.lib.usu.edu I am the
Photograph Archivist for Utah State University, and therefore am interested in
many aspects of the history of photographic processes and formats, as well as
conservation and preservation issues. Due to my location, I am particularly
interested in the content of photography in the American West. 7/7/1996
Schmidt, Aaron 700 Boylston St., Boston, MA
02117. voice: 617-536-5400, fax: 617-232-0461, e-mail: prints@bpl.org
Documentary photography, paper processes, both 19th and 20th century with a
concentration on Boston area subjects. Specific interest in press photography.
6/30/2000
Schmitt, Beryl. e-mail: nps@nauticom.net I am
interested in a photographer named J.J. Hunt. He had a business in Calne,
Malmesbury, Wiltshire circa. 1907. Any one who knows of this gentleman?
10/30/1996
Schneider, Stuart. Email: stuarts1031@erols.com
I have been collecting Lincoln photographs for over 20 years and am the author
of Collecting Lincoln, a recent hard cover, 950 color illustration book that is
incredible in scope. It covers collecting photographs, political items, prints,
relics from the President's life as well as those from his wife, John Wilkes
Booth items and miscellaneous items. It covers the history of photography on
mediums where Lincoln can possibly appear and also gives information telling the
"real" from fakes and forgeries. Christies, members of the Lincoln Group and
many of the top collectors in the country have contributed. It was nominated for
2 Lincoln book awards. I have written and lectured on the photographs of
Lincoln. My publisher is Schiffer Publishing of Atglen, PA. Stuart Schneider,
P.O. ox 64, Teaneck, NJ 07666 3/4/2000
Schoon Harry. 609 Devon Ave, Oshawa Ontario
Canada L1H1R9. voice: 1-905-723-7813, e-mail: schoonh@idirect.com Photography
showing carriage and automotive history worldwide up to 1940.Also photographs
and postcards of places in Canada and all social history connected with it.
Stereo cards of Ontario. 4/17/1999
Schroeder, Kim. Head Archivist, General Motors
Media Archives, F(313)974-5423, e-mail: kschroed@msen.com Photo Processes,
Photo Preservation 11/22/1996
Schultz, William, MD. P.O. Box 796, Sugarcreek,
Ohio 44681. voice: 330-852-0704, fax: 330-852-4830, e-mail: drschultz@tusco.net
Antebellum images,occupational and military daguerreotypes esp. Mexican War and
any images of the early West. Images of surveyors in all media from dauerreotype
to CDV prior to 1900. Early Canadian images. The collection presently contains
close to 200 military daguerreotype, many which have been published in reference
and research articles. 6/2/2002
Schwartz, Dona. University of Minnesota, 111
Murphy Hall, 206 Church St. SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455, voice: (612) 625-5088,
fax: (612) 626-8251, e-mail: schwa003@maroon.tc.umn.edu Documentary,
ethnographic, sociological, anthropological, photojournalism, and amateur
photography. I am most interested in factual and evidentiary uses of
photography. In addition to my historical and critical writing on photography, I
am actively engaged with the production of ethnographic photography.
11/22/1996
Schwartz, Joan M. Associate Professor / Queen's
National Scholar, Department of Art (History of Photography), Ontario Hall 318C,
Queen's University, KINGSTON, Ontario K7L 3N6 (613) 533-6000 ext.75453, (613)
533-6891 fax, schwartz@post.queensu.ca Canada; Alexander von Humboldt; Richard
Carr (daguerreotypist); circum-Pacific gold rush photographers, especially
Frederick Dally, BC, 1866-1870; photographically illustrated books, c.1850-1870;
photography and travel writing. 8/31/2006
Scott, Allan. 51 Saldana Way, Hot Springs
Village, AR 71909 e-mail: photog35@juno.com collect stereoviews and books
dealing with Milwaukee, American expeditions 9/9/1996
Scott, Jean & Ken. 42 Frankland Crescent,
Poole, Dorset, BH14 9PX, UK. voice: +44 1202 747674, fax: +44 1202 747674,
e-mail: kjscott@waitrose.com Interested in microphotography, in particular
Stanhopes as used in souvenirs and other articles, especially by Rene Dagron.
Searching for a publisher for a book written on this subject. Jean is secretary
of the Stanhope Collectors Club. 9/3/2001
Scruggs, Jim. 32 West 31 #3 NYC, NY 10001.
e-mail: jscruggs@bway.net Autochrome process, screen processes, film
construction. Go to my Color Theory site and see for yourself...at
http://www.bway.net/~jscruggs/notice2.html 3/2/2004
Scully and Osterman, see Osterman
11/22/1996
Seferovic, Abdulah Tomislava Ivcica, 3B, Zadar,
Croatia. voice: 212-319, > e-mail: abdulah.seferovic@Zadar.net I am interested
in photography of 19th century in Austria-Hungary, Italy and Croatia.
10/21/2002
Semmari, Fahad, A. King Abdulaziz Research
Center, Riyadh - Saudi Arabia, P.O. Box 90179 Riyadh 11613, Saudi Arabia. Fax:
9661-4417020, e-mail: semari@kfshhub.kfshrc.edu.sa I am doing a research on
Saudi Arabia in photographs and need to collect old photographs related to Saudi
Arabia in the 19th and 20th century and related to King Abdulaziz (Ibn Saud)
1890-1953. I need information on private and institutional collections, etc.
2/5/1997
Sena, Antonio. Cancela da Areia, 9930-309 Lajes
do Pico, Azores. voice: 351.292.678.169, fax: 351.292.678.172, e-mail:
luzetherpixsena@mail.telepac.pt Photographs, photo-mechanical prints,
photo-books and photo-texts with reference to PORTUGAL 12/11/2003
Serander, Arnaud. Route de Duclair, 76840
Henouville FRANCE. e-mail: arnaud.serander@wanadoo.fr Photo-Club Rouennais and
Société Francaise de Photographie. Photography in Normandy and particularly
Rouen (France). Images for exhibition and publication provided from collection
of approximately 1000 original photographs from 1855 to 1920. Exhibitions:
Maurice Lucas "Guerre de Macédoine 1916" and "Autochromes (1909-1914)..
3/2/2004
Serena, Tiziana. email: serenat@cribecu.sns.it
home phone: 0039.(0)50.509405, affiliation: Scuola Normale Superiore, Centro di
Ricerche informatiche per i beni culturali. XIX century; relation with art,
problems of cataloging of historical archives 7/20/1998
Seymour, Claude. 6355 8th Street, Alexandria,
VA 22312-1909, Phone: (703) 941-8442, Fax: (703) 941-8442- Call Voice First,
e-mail: cseymour@capaccess.org Erotica, nudes, early history od photography,
landscape, photographic processes and equipment, real photo postcards and almost
everything else. 3/25/1996
Shaw, Brian. 20736 Gault Street, Winnetka, CA
91306. voice: (310) 336-5134, e-mail: brian.e.shaw@aero.org Mid-19th Century
Steroviews: Edward L. Wilson's Centennial Photographic Company and views of the
1876 Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park. 4/17/1999
Shawcross, Nancy M. Special Collections, Van
Pelt Library, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 19104-6206.
Phone:215- 898-2065, Fax:215-573-9079, e-mail: shawcros@pobox.upenn.edu the
cultural impact of the invention of photography; critical theory regarding the
medium of photography. I teach courses in photography and literature at Penn and
have completed a monograph entitled "Roland Barthes on Photography: The Critical
Tradition in Perspective," which will be published by the University Press of
Florida in the spring of 1997. 10/25/1995
Sheehan, Tanya Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow Dept.
of Art History and Archaeology 826 Schermerhorn Hall Columbia University New
York, NY 10027 94tsheehan@bluelink.andover.edu 19th-century American portrait
photography; commercial studio practices in 19th-century Philadelphia;
interactions between photography and medicine; race and photography. 3/31/2004
Sheridan, Ginger. 516 Seigfred Hall, Ohio
University, Athens, OH 45701. Phone: 614-593-4280, e-mail:
Sheridang@ouvaxa.cats.ohiou.edu. General photo history, William Christenberry,
Contemporary Czech photography 3/25/1996
Shields, David S. Editor, Early American
Literature, McClintock Professor of Southern Letters, Department of English,
University of South Carolina. Columbia, SC 29208. 803.777.7630,
dshields@gwm.sc.edu Theatrical photography 1900-1930, the first Hollywood
photographers. 3/5/2005
Shields, Kathryn University of Texas at
Arlington institutional address: Box 19089, Department of Art and Art History,
Fine Arts Building, Room 299. business phone: 817-272-2810, fax: 817-272-2805,
email: kshields@uta.edu All aspects of both 19th and 20th century history of
photography, including theory and criticism. Notions of masking, costuming,
ambiguity, etc. 10/21/2002
Shilliday, Charles. e-mail:
director@floating.org I am currently investigating the role and effect of
humour in photography. Above & beyond individual names of artists employing
hmourous strategies (Wegman, Erwitt, Arbus, et al) I'm thirsty for examples of
critical analysis and academic study. 6/30/2000
Shinde, Niyatee. 104 Indraprastha IV, Raheja
Township, Mumbai, Maharashtra, 400097. voice: 022 - 8772620 / 022 - 8770076,
fax: 022 - 4227586, e-mail: niyatee@yahoo.com I have been working on the
development of photography in India and am now looking into this history
vis-a-vis the history of photography in Asia. I am also interested in individual
photographers from the West practicing during 1850s - 1910. 11/8/2000
Shubert, Adrian. 80 Carnival Ct., Toronto,
Ontario, Canada. home phone: 416-663-1536. affiliation: Dept. of History, York
University, institutional address: 4700 Keele St., Toronto, Ontario, M3J 1P3,
Canada, business phone: 416-736-5123, fax: 416-7136-5836, email:
ashubert@yorku.ca Social history of photography; spread of photography as
social practice, Photography as a source for historians 7/20/1998
Sigurjonsdottir Æsa. 24 Av. d'Alembert, 92160
Antony, France. 19th century French photography, Icelandic photography
1845-1950, August Sander, Sigridur Zoëga. 4/17/1999
Simmons, Becky. George Eastman House, 900 East
Ave., Rochester, NY 14607, Phone:(716)-271-3361, Fax:(716)271-3970, e-mail:
becky@geh.org Historiography, women photographers, amateur photography and
photographers. 8/2/1996
Simon, Chreyl. 2247 rue Delisle #308, Montreal,
Quebec H3J 1K4, CANADA. (514) 931-1875 e-mail: simonci@vax2.concordia.ca
vernacular, archives, surrealism, montage, appropriation, installation
9/18/1996
Simonet, Gabriel. Belgrano, Montevideo,
Montevideo, 111100. e-mail: gsimonet@ucu.edu.uy 1-I'm interested in the effects
made by the photography in the concept of "Arts," 2- I'm living in a world
formed by images, so i'm interested in photography in general 3/4/2000
Sixou, Christian. 16 albert bayet 75013 paris
france. member of french society of photography and european society for the
history of photography. phone : 1 42 16 82 65 e-mail: csixou@club-internet.fr
pre-history and general photography, old technic books, old catalogues,
collector of old cameras and daguerreotypes 2/5/1999
Slade, George. 568 Grand Avenue, St. Paul, MN
55102. voice: 651-227-9549, fax: 651-227-8892, e-mail: slade003@umn.edu Broadly
speaking, I'm interested in creative photography in the United States, from
Stieglitz forward. My particular interests include: photography and
photographers in Minnesota; expanding definitions of documentary; Dorothea
Lange; Garry Winogrand; photography books; popular photography; Roger Mertin;
Thomas Arndt; Magnum. 5/21/2003
Slemmons, Rod. 4023 Eastern Ave. N. Seattle,
WA. 98103 206 634 2646 e-mail: rods@u.washington.edu Photography of and by
Native Americans in heritage industry, Recent photo-based European art, Lee
Friedlander 7/15/1996
Slenczka, Anne Museum für Völkerkunde Hamburg,
Rothenbaumchausse 64, 20148 Hamburg. e-mail: a.slenczka@voelkerkundemuseum.com
I work in the Museum of Anthropology in Hamburg and am doing research about some
historical photographs (ca. 1860-1920) from USA (specially New York, Chicago,
Washington, California, Yosemite), Mexico (Mexico City, Revolution, Indians),
Guatemala (Indians, Antigua Guatemala), El Salvador, Panama and Brazil
(Petropolis, Rio de Janeiro), Cuba. I need biographical information about the
following photographers or studios: Hugo Brehme (Mexico), Abel Briquet (Mexico),
Peter Fassold (Germany?), Incersoll (?)Photo, St. Paul, Minnesota (USA), A.
Loeffler, Tomkinsville, N.Y. (USA), George Leuzinger (Brazil), Georg Heinrich
[Jorge Henrique] Papf (from Dresden,Germany, had his studio in Petropolis,
Brazil), Taber Photo, Sn. Franciso (USA). Any kind of bibliographical or/and
biographical information is very welcome! And I am interested very much in help
to identify photos by these photographers as well as a number of anonimous
works. Some photos are already scanned, so that I could send them for
identification. 6/2/2002
Sliker, Maggie Johnson. 5810 Green Landing Rd.,
Upper Marlboro, MD 20772. voice: 301-627-1533, fax: 301-952-6431, e-mail:
photores@erols.com Experienced photo researcher/photographer familiar with the
numerous and important photo collections in the Washington, D.C. area. If you do
not have the time, budget, or trained personnel to travel to Washington, D.C. to
research photos at the Library of Congress, National Archives, National Air &
Space Museum, Smithsonian Institutes various resources, just to name a few- then
consider hiring a freelance photo researcher to do the looking for you. Let me
be your Washington,D.C. stringer/gopher. Resume and references available upon
request 11/9/1997
Sliwinski, Andy. 469 Linden Ave., Doylestown PA
18901. voice: (215) 348-7801 e-mail: ishkabib@mail.comcat.com Pictures and info
on the Californian Indians 9/6/1996
Small, Marc James. 713 First Street, Roanoke
Virginia 24016-4101. voice: 540/981-1036, fax: 540/343-7315, e-mail:
msmall@roanoke.infi.net Zeiss, Zeiss Ikon, Leica, Rolleiflex, Retina, Praktica,
Praktina, Pentacon, Exakta, and Soviet/Post-Soviet optical and photographic
gear. 12/31/2000
Smith, C. Zoe. 213 W. Williams Hall School of
Journalism, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO 65211--0001, voice:
573-882-3732, fax: 573-882-4823, e-mail: jourczs@muccmail.missouri.edu History
of photojournalism, specifically the German influence on American picture
magazines; also women's contributions to the profession. 9/30/1996
Smith, Darrin. 375 East 120 South, Smithfield
Utah 84335. voice: 801-563-5894, e-mail: dkseafa@mail.mtwest.net I am
interested in Utah history and particularly in Logan and Cache Valley history
from the1920's on back when the Mormons came to Utah. I have a large collection
of photos and have some of some Mormon Leaders of the 19th Century scanned and
can send them over the net. I have a scanner and can also send some pictures
that I have or can tell you where you can get copies. If you have anything that
would interest me please contact me. Thank you in advance. 4/22/1997
Smith, Dave. 25 Henry Lane Terrace # 427,
Toronto, Ontario M5A 2B4. voice: 416-601-9964, e-mail: redms@interlog.com The
role that plays in portraying alternative communities to larger society.
Concentrating on the photography of the 1900's-PRESENT. 2/6/1999
Smith, Diane. 944 St Charles Ave #8, Atlanta,
GA 30306. voice: (404)892-0967, fax: same, e-mail: diane4zs@aol.com I am
currently researching the civil war photographer Timothy O'Sullivan for my "300
Years in Journalism" class at Georgia State University. 1/22/1997
Smith, Libi. email: lsmith@itassets.com
Photographer William H. Israel, Port Huron, Michigan (grandfather) (died 03/70)
7/20/1998
Smith, Martin. 5-176 Moray St, New Farm, voice:
61 7 3346 3454, e-mail: gramacconi@yahoo.com.au interested in family
photographs, found images and the history of amatuer photography. 4/16/2000
Smith, Steve. web url:
http://www.heirloomsearch.com email: stevexsmith@netscape.net British
commercial photographers and "ordinary" sitters. My interest lies in genealogy.
My website has a few CdV's & Cabinet Card images, I hope to see it grow. The
last 20 years I have art directed many images with contempary London
Photographers. 9/3/2001
Smith, Wintfred. Dept. Biol. Sci., Univ. Tenn.
at Martin, Martin, TN 38238. voice: 901-587-7174, fax: 901-587-7187, e-mail:
wsmith@utm.edu Photographers who have worked in Obion and Lake Counties of
northwest Tennessee, the Reelfoot Lake area in particular, and photography in
Union City, Tiptonville, Samburg, Hornbeak, Ridgely, and Troy. Any format or
medium is of interest. This is part of a long term project to document cultural
and ecological changes which have occurred in the Reelfoot Lake area since the
New Madrid earthquakes of 1811-1812. 2/6/1999
Snoddy, Don. 1416 Dodge St., Omaha, NE 68179.
voice: 402-271-3305, fax: 402-271-6460, e-mail: ddsnoddy@notes.up.com
Photography of western railroads. Jackson, Hart, Savage, Russell, Carbutt,
Silvis, Kindig, Griffiths. All relating to Union Pacific railroad and its
predecessor lines. 12/12/1997
Snyder, Joel. University of Chicago, Chicago,
IL 60637. voice: 773-702-0278, fax: 773-702-5901, e-mail:
jsnyder@midway.uchicago.edu 19th and 20th century photographic history and
theory. 3/7/1998
Soetermeer, Dr. Frank. Elzas 28, 3524 RW
Utrecht. voice: 00-31-30-2895874, e-mail: fsoetermeer@planet.nl Dutch
photography in the 19th Century. At the moment I am doing research on Henri
Mouhot and Charles Mouhot, who worked in the Netherlands, but also in Russia,
France, Belgium and Italy, ca. 1848-1856. 6/4/2004
Soles, Meredith. 804 W. Morgan St., Apt. G3A,
Raleigh, NC 27603. voice: (919) 835-1546, e-mail: mksoles@udel.edu As a
doctoral student in art history at the University of Delaware, I am beginning a
dissertation on the close-up in photography in the 1920s. The investigation will
focus on photographers' theoretical strategies for using the close-up as well as
provide a contextual framework for that use within the the 1929 "Film und Foto"
exhibition organized by the German Werkbund in Stuttgart. My other interests
include spirit photography, photography and gender, and African American
photographers. 12/31/2000
Sowin, Art. 8436 Samra Dr., West Hills,Ca.
91304, voice: (8I8) 348- 9795, fax: (818) 346-2171, e-mail:
pahaska@leonardo.net Western Americana Book & Ephemera Dealer - Specializing In
Out of Print & Rare Books on the American West. Also buy, sell, trade in 19th
Century Photography ie: Cowboys, Indians, Town Views, Western Personalities.
9/30/1996
Spaans, Simon A. Insulindeweg 17, 2612 EL
Delft, Netherlands. voice: 31-152146775, e-mail: sas@bart.nl Interested in the
history of the exposure meter (1880-1970). Active collector of meters and
cameras equipped with a built-in extinction meter. Collection of over 900
different items. 11/9/1997
Sparreboom Rynsingel 339 2987 sn, ridderkerk.
e-mail: henksparreboom@hotmail.com I'm interested in photos from Native
American people, especially Nez Perce . I collect photos for many years .And i
like to share them with people that have the same hobby 12/27/2003
Spath, Patrice. PO Box 721, Forest Grove, OR
97116. voice: 503-357-9185, fax: 503-357-9267, e-mail: HC_Quality@msn.com
Photos taken before 1900 in all states west of the Rocky Mountains. Special
interest in Oregon photos. Published book on 19th Century Photographers of
Portland, Oregon. Collecting traveling photographers from throughout the U.S.
with plans to publish book on this subject. 10/5/1997
Spencer, Ruth. Photographic Collection Curator,
Milken Family Foundation, 1250 Fourth St., 4th Fl.; Santa Monica, CA 90401-1353;
(310) 998-3058; e-mail: rspencer@mff.org presently not actively involved in
history of photography. The MFF photo collection of 1.000.000 photos and growing
is an in-house / closed collection. However, my own history includes the
following: study of 20th Cent. H. of Ph.; a Ph.D. thesis (not defended) on
experimental photography in Germany in the 1920's, partly based on personal
interviews with individuals who were at the Bauhaus in Germany; interviews and
photographs of well known photographers with substantial articles about them
mostly published in the British Journal of Photography (Bill Brandt, Lucien
Clergue, Andre Kertesz, Arnold Newman, Angus McBean, Barbara Morgan, Halsman,
Eisenstaedt, Feininger, Karsh, Cornell Capa, Ansel Adams, Cole Weston, Felix
Man, Erich Auerbach, Josef Sudek (not interviewed) and a few others). Actually I
can very well visualize a selection of these articles published in book form.
Currently, based on extensive practical experience, including many years at the
Photo Collection at Time Inc., I am specializing in the organisation and
automation of photographic collections with indexing and keywording as
additional strong elements. 8/2/1996
St.Denny, Douglas. Villerajouze, Blond, 87300,
France. web url: www.camprice.com email: info@camprice.com Opening a large
(more than 22,000 line items) on-line Camera Price Guide. US$29.95/year
subscription fee. Beta testing should begin 15 April, 1999. Completed commercial
site should open May 15th, 1999. I'm interested in the history of photography,
particularly the equipment. I am the author of "Cameras of China" published by
Jessup in England in 1989, now out of print. I am also co-author (along with
Michael Pritchard) of "Spy Cameras", 1993, London. I am currently looking for
digital photographic images of camera equipment for use on camprice.com.
info@camprice.com will be up and running by April 15th. 4/17/1999
Stack, Trudy Wilner. Center for Creative
Photography, The University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona 85721. Phone:
520/621-7968, Fax: 520/621-9444, e-mail: trudy@ccp.arizona.edu poetry about
photography; photographically illustrated children's books; women photographing
men; the influence of the museum on photography; photographs of art and
exhibition spaces/museums; animal portraiture; the rephotographed photograph;
images of JFK; seascapes; intersections between painting, sculpture and
photography; Garry Winogrand; references to still photography in popular
culture. 11/1/1995
Stafford, Jerry L. - Curator of Photographs and
Graphics, Special Collections Division, University Libraries, University of
Texas at Arlington, Box 19497, Arlington, TX 76019-0497, phone: (817)272-3393;
FAX: (817)272-3360; e-mail: stafford@library.uta.edu Texas historical images -
newspaper archives - commercial photographic collections - personal photographic
collections 3/25/1996
Stahr, Henrick. Friedrich-Karl-Str. 27, 12103
Berlin. www.henrick-stahr.de mail@henrick-stahr.de , Tel.: 0049-(0)30-752.8285
Dissertation Fotojournalismus zwischen Exotismus und Rassismus. Darstellungen
von Schwarzen und Indianern in Foto-Text-Artikeln deutscher Wochenillustrierter
1919-1939”, published in 2004 by Verlag Dr. Kovac, Hamburg. Details on current
work at mail@henrick-stahr.de 10/22/2006
Stapp, William. 611 E Street SE, Washington, DC
20003. voice: 202-543-0964, fax: 202-543-0964, e-mail: wstapp@sysnet.net John
Beasly Greene, Leavitt Hunt, and by extension, the early photography of Egypt
(1839-1860); history of photography in Asia, particularly of South Asia and
Japan; photography of the American Civil War; the daguerreotype, and by
extension, the early history of photography in Europe and the United States.
2/6/1999
Starenko, Michael. Editor, Afterimage, 31
Prince St., Rochester, NY 14607. voice: 716-442-8676, fax: 716-442-1992, e-mail:
afterimg@servtech.com Historiography of photography; modernist and
postmodernist theory; history of photography education in colleges and
universities. As editor, I am interested in receiving manuscripts or proposals
for articles that would be of interest to Afterimage readers. 9/17/1997
Steckelings, KH. W., DGPh. Geranienstr. 2,
D-42369 Wuppertal, Germany. voice: 0202/46 15 90 Q fax: 0202/4660732 I am a
photohistorian for early photographic and cinema items, and pre- photographic
and pre-cinema 12/15/1996
Sterlini, Albert. 2202 DERBY DR, BIRMINGHAM, MI
48009 voice: 248 649 5929, email: GRANSASSO1943@nish.pair.com Gran Sasso Rescue
of Mussolini, Mussolini General, Mussolini with Hitler, Mussolini with Skorzeny,
Skorzeny General, Skorzeny with Hitler, Skorzeny with Mussolini, Pratica Di Mare
airport from where skorzeny departed to rescue Mussolini 3/4/2000
Sterritt, Phillip. pgsfoto@comcast.net Argus
cameras and corporate history, Heiland flash equipment and Heiland Research
Corp. history. Contributor to Argus Collectors Group website at
http://arguscg.tripod.com/, see especially 'Argus Camera Surveys' link
8/31/2006
Stevens, Craig. PO Box 8757, Savannah, GA
31412. voice: 912-236-0701, e-mail: cgstevens@aol.com teach 19th century
History of photography at the Savannah College of Art & Design 2/6/1999
Stokes, Philip Grenfell. Dept of Visual and
Performing Arts, The Nottingham Trent University, Bonington Building, Dryden
Street, Nottingham NG1 4FZ, UK. Home address: Archive House, 14 Gordon Rise,
Mapperley, Nottingham NG3 5GB, UK. Phone:Work 0115 941 8418. Home: 0115 962
4926. Fax:Work 0115 948 6403, e-mail: vla3stokepg@ntu.ac.uk (work)
100021.2555@compuserve.com (home) photographic history and criticism in
general, but special concerns with late c19 and early c20 uk topics. I take in
literature and general culture, and have even been known to write Gothic fiction
[My Great-Uncle's Photographs, in "Goth" 6, qv.]. I'm also a photographer, I say
in the documentary mode, though others don't agree. Whatever the truth there may
be, [am I an atheistic Puseyite?] my political aspect is to be unequivocally and
ferociously an anti-censorship campaigner. 11/1/1995
Stonys, Audrius. Kestucio 83-23, Lithuania.
voice: 370-7-224101 Aesthetics of photography. Relations between art
photography and beaux arts. 4/22/1997
Strzalkowski. jstrzal@poczta.onet.pl - home
phone: 651-58- 49, affiliation: Akademie of Sciens. History of 19th century
photography ateliers in Germany and Central Europe. 6/30/2000
Stubbs, Peter. Wardie House, Wardie House Lane,
Edinburgh EH5 3RL. phone: 0131 552 4554, web url: peter.stubbs@bigfoot.com
Research into early history of photography in EDINBURGH. collecting photographs
+ details of photographers. Includes: - PHOTOGRAHIC SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND (from
1856)- EDINBURGH PHOTOGRPAHIC SOCIETY (from 1861)- LIST OF EDINBURGH'S
PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS (1840-1940). 3/4/2000
Stulik, Dusan C. (Dr.) 4339 Saltillo St.,
Woodland Hills. voice: 310-440-6224, fax: 310-440-7784, e-mail:
sylvanab@earthlink.com History of photographic science and technology,
historical photographic processes, identification of photographic processes
using scientific and analytical methodologies, problems of art photography fakes
and forgeries, conservation of photographs 7/29/2001
Sullivan, John Paul. Photographic Archive,
Alexander Turnbull Library, PO Box 12349, Wellington, New Zealand. Phone: (0064
04) 474- 3000 ex 8732. Fax: (0064 04) 474-3063. e-mail:
John.Sullivan@baxter.natlib.govt.nz General photographic history, emphasis on
New Zealand, Pacific and Antarctica. Particular interest in documentary
photography 11/1/1995
Suseno, Dianti. 1000 cliff drive #2, Santa
Barbara, CA 93109. voice: 805-966 7147, e-mail: andajani@aol.com women
photographers 3/26/1997
Sutherland, Laine. Northern Arizona University,
Cline Library, Special Collections and Archives Department, Box 6022, Flagstaff,
AZ 86011-6022. Phone: (520) 523-9150, FAX: (520) 523-3770, e-mail:
Laine.Sutherland@nau.edu 19th & 20th Century Photography from the Colorado
Plateau specifically and Arizona, Utah, New Mexico and Colorado in general.
11/21/1995
Sweeney, Sean. 435 N Morrisson, Collinsville,
IL 62234. voice: 618- 345-7674, e-mail: msweene@siue.edu 60's pop
culture/counter- culture 10/30/1996
Swensen, James 2954 Benchmark Drive, Salt Lake
City, Utah, 84109. voice: 801-466-1068, e-mail: jrs66@email.byu.edu My primary
interests are in the photography of the Farm Security Administration. More
specifically I enjoy looking at how the photographers of the FSA, namely
Dorothea Lange, Russell Lee and Arthur Rothstein, investigated and documented
the Western United States. I am also interested in socially conscience
photographers such as Jacob Riis and Lewis Hine. 10/21/2002
Swiatek, Piotr. Photoingenieurwesen, FH Koeln
50679 Koeln, Germany. voice: +49-171-28 32 637, fax: +49-221-8275 2836, e-mail:
p.swiatek@fz-juelich.de Early colour processes, digital reconstruction of
colour in films and prints. 12/12/1997
Swindell, David. 9 Laurence Court, Ludgershall,
Andover, HANTS, SP11 9QN, UK. voice: 01264 791185, e-mail: dswindell@tcp.co.uk
Francis Frith's work during the early years of his firm, Frith & Co, in the mid
1860s. Most notably his photographic illustrations for Longfellow's "Hyperion",
and Frith's own "Gossiping Photographer on the Rhine". Also other illustrated
editions of "Hyperion", such as Henry Vizittelli's of circa 1850 illustrated by
Birkett Foster. Publications: "Der Rhein in fruehen Fotos", Rhein-Mosel Verlag,
August 1997. 8/20/1997
Swinnen, Johan M., Photographic Research.
Rudolfstraat 43, B 2018 Antwerp (Belgium) Voice: +32 3 2379050, Fax: + 32 3
2384335, e-mail: j.swinnen@planetinternet.be Independant researcher, Professor
at the Higher Institute for Fine Arts - Flanders in Antwerp. Main interests are
the photographic history of Belgian Photography from 1839 to the present day,
(art) theory, criticism and the philosophy of Photography. I published a book
(in Dutch language) entitled The Paradox of Photography. A critical history.
(Ed. Hadewych, Antwerp, 1992) and have completed (with co-author Prof. Dr.
Willem Elias) a book entitled The Belgian Pioniers of Modernism Photography,
which will be published by Ed. Hadewych in the spring of 1997. 11/12/1996
Swinnen, Johan. Boudewijnsstraat 59, B 2018
Antwerp. voice: + 32 3 29 003 65, fax: + 32 3 29 003 67, e-mail:
johan@swinnen.com Professor in the History and Theory of Photography at the
Free University Brussels (VUB); director of the Higher Institute for Fine Arts,
Antwerp; participates in project about the research on visual education at the
Academy of Fine Arts in Maastricht (the Netherlands) and is guestprofessor in
the department Fine Arts of the Karel-de-Grote Hogeschool, Antwerp. Co-founder
and president of the ‘Institute for Photography and New Media Flanders’ (IFON)
and projectmanager of the ‘Reind M. de Vries Foundation European Photography
Prize’. Wrote a critical history on photography "De Paradox van de Fotografie"
(The Paradox of Photography) (Dutch), which was published in 1992 (awarded with
the Wendelen Prize in 1993) and co-author with Prof. Dr. Willem Elias of the
book "Fotografie in Dialoog. Fotografie in België"(Photography in Dialogue.
Photography in Belgium) (Dutch), 1999. He was curator of the international show
and catalogue "Attack! Photography on the edge.", Holland Festival, Amsterdam
(the Netherlands), 1999 (English). On the staff of the Editorial Network of
‘European Photography’ (Göttingen, Germany) and made contributions to various
encyclopaedic publications, radio and television, international magazines and
catalogues. 12/31/2000
Tallroth, Greger. Vasagatan 5, 703 54 Örebro,
Sweden. voice: +46 019 270060, e-mail: greger@tallrothphoto.com History in
fashion photography and documentary photography 4/17/2001
Tan, Stanley V. 50 don jose st. quezon city,
home phone: 7426746 Philippines 6/30/2003
Tannenbaum, Barbara. 70 E. Market Street, Akron
OH 44308. voice: 330-376-9185 x 219, fax: 330-376-1180, e-mail:
btannenbaum@akronartmuseum.org Photography from the second half of the
twentieth century and contemporary photography. I have done exhibitions on Ralph
Eugene Meatyard, Adam Fuss, the history of women photographers (with Naomi
Rosenblum), and others. 6/30/2000
Taylor, Peter A. Grand Valley State University,
home: 541 Eastern Avenue NE, Grand Rapids, MI 49503-1808. Phone: (616) 235-3273,
work: (616) 895-3668, e-mail: taylorp@gvsu.edu Panoramas, photo and 360
paintings, multiple imagery, pictorialism v modernism, digital imaging
11/6/2005
Taylor, Roger. 3 Green Head Lane, Settle, N.
Yorkshire BD24 9HG, UK, tel. 01729 825056, e-mail: roger.taylor@btinternet.com .
Professor of Photographis History, De Montfort University, Leicester. 19thC
British photographic history with publications on George Washington Wilson,
Lewis Carroll, and Roger Fenton. Two websites published through the university
Photographs Exhibited in Britain 1839-1865 available at www.peib.org.uk and
Roger Fenton's Letters from the Crimea available at www.rogerfenton.org.uk. For
the past several years researching the history of British paper-negative
photography for the period 1839 -1865 which comes to fruition in the Fall of
2007 with an exhibition and catalogue for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New
York. Happy to help answer enquiries from the period and even happier to hear
news of British calotypists. 11/6/2006
Tell, Veronica. Thames 2044, (1425) Buenos
Aires. voice: (54-11) 4777-0514, e-mail: nartex@cvtci.com.ar 19th and early
20th century photography in Argentina. Lanscapes and cities. Looking for
information on Gaston Bourquin, swiss photographer in Argentina. 11/9/2000
Tenney, Chris Allen. P.O.Box 17, North
Lewisburg, Ohio 43060. Phone:(513)747-2966, e-mail: CaTenney@Oakwood.com
Collecting old cameras and some images. Am interested in all aspects of the
history of photography. 11/21/1995
Terre, Laura. Professor, curator and researcher
on Spanish Photography. Calle Nicaragua 69, 2=BA 1=AA. 08029 BARCELONA. Phone
93- 322-2226, e-mail: lterre@pie.xtec.es Contemporary Photography, Fine Art
Photography, History of Photography in Spain, especially 50/60's photography and
AFAL group. 6/3/1996
Thaysen, Hans Chr. 2635 Cph. Denmark, voice:
(+45) 43 54 25 24, e-mail: dko12530@vip.cybercity.dk Found 10000 negatives of
male nudes from 1950-55 and 1957-69. From Axgil/DFT, a photo service like the
Swiss Bilderdienst. Interested in complementing collection with similar
negatives. 7/21/1997
Thijsen, Mirelle. Ertskade 39, Amsterdam 1019
BB. voice: 0031 20 4194545, e-mail: info@iphor.nl Postwar photography and
commemoration photo books published by captains of industry. 9/3/2001
Thiriez, Régine. 27, Boulevard de Sébastopol,
75001 Paris - France. ph: (33) 1.42.33.09.10, email: rthiriez@ish-lyon.cnrs.fr
19th century photography of China; early postcard in China; early stereograms in
East Asia. Currently completing a User's Guide of early photography in China
(meant to assist researchers in using photograph as a source), with an inventory
of photographers active in China in the 19th century. Ph.D. on photography in
Beijing, 1860-1925, published as "Barbarian Lens: Western Photographers of the
Qianlong Emperor's European Palaces", New York: Gordon and Breach, 1998.
6/10/1999
Thomas, Lori. 4633 Smoke River Ct., San Jose CA
95136, 408-269- 1937, 408-269-1937 e-mail: sbehnam@Earthlink.net The areas of
photography that I am interested in and am doing research on are early (19th
century) aerial photography and the beginnings of, and female photography
pioneers (again 19th century). 6/3/1996
Thornhill, Ashton G. Texas Tech University,
School of Mass Communications. (806) 742-3399 office ph., (806) 742-1085 fax,
e-mail: wxash@ttacs.ttu.edu Interest in the history of photography both as a
documentary function and an art form. 12/5/1996
Till, Jennifer MA student--U.S.History, 501
Life Sciences West Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK 74078. e-mail:
oakienerd@aol.com U.S. women photographers-- professional and amateur. Right
now I am doing research on female photographers in Oklahoma and Indian
Territories from 1889 to 1907. Generally, I am interested in female
photographers West of the Mississippi River after 1850. 2/5/1997
Titus, Richard O. c/o EIRC - 606 Delsea Drive,
Sewell NJ 08080-9199. voice: (609) 582-7000 x 104, e-mail: rtitus@eirc.org
Current focus is on the life life cycle of the ambrotype. More specifically
defining the carriers and various materials used to back the image. Also
interested in restoration and repair of leather cases used for images.
4/17/1999
Todd-Raque, Susan. 39 Lullwater Place, N.E.
Atlanta, GA 30307. tel: 404-377-6399 Independent scholar. 19th and 20th century
women photographers, particularly personal work; also new and innovative work by
contemporary women photographers 9/10/1996
Tom, Patricia Vettel. Doctoral Candidate,
Washington University, St. Louis, MO, Mailing address:6724 Mitchell Ave. St.
Louis, MO 63139, Phone:314-645-2874 e-mail: pvtom@artsci.wustl.edu 20th century
American photography. The title of my dissertation is "Naked Shots: The
Masculinization of American Photography, 1945-1960," so I am particularly
interested in gender issues in the postwar period, in such areas as fashion and
centerfold photography, crime photography, sports photography, images of the
male body, etc. I am also interested in Life magazine staff photographers,
particularly women, including Nina Leen, Lisa Larsen, and Martha Holmes. Also
Robert Frank, Weegee, and Bruce Davidson, about whom I am currently writing an
Art Journal article that deals with his Brooklyn Gang series. 5/13/1996
Tomic, George. PO BOX 12, Bentley D.C.,
Bentley, Western Australia 6983. e-mail: paperneg@iinet.net.au History of
Western Australian Photography (General). History of Post-Secondary Photography
Education in Western Australia. Website: http://www.iinet.net.au/~paperneg/
11/9/1997
Tonelli Elvira. via A. da Faenza 3, Bologna
40129. voice: +390516313018, fax: +39051363135, e-mail: fototeca@fototeca.it
Management of photo archives. Photo conservation, digital reproduction, web
catalogues of photographs. Re- discovering glass and film based negative
archives. 7/20/2003
Tonge, Andrew. 21 Wandle Road, Croydon CR0 1DB
UK. home phone: 020 8406 9543, affiliation: NESCOT, email:
andytonge@hotmail.com Architectural photography. 6/30/2000
Tooley, David. 11375 Nawa Way, San Diego, Cal
92129, voice: 858 672 2593, e-mail: Djsj21643@aol.com Origins of Photography;
Photographic Record of US Civil War; Verified Images of the Photographers of the
US Civil War; Photographic Record of the United States-Wet Plate Era only.
6/1/2002
Totten, Melissa. Manager, Archivist, 20th
Century Fox Photo Archive, Box 900 Bldg 99-150, Beverly Hills, CA. 90213-0900.
voice: (310)369- 2550, fax: 310-369-0622, e-mail: melissato@fox.com Interests
include: History of motion picture studio photography; Hollywood portrait
photographers; photography as texts of California regional history; photography
documenting the American west. 4/17/1999
Troncale, Anthony. 42nd Street at Fifth Avenue,
Rm.65, New York, NY 10018. voice: (212) 930-0821, fax: (212) 302-5328, e-mail:
atroncale@nypl.org All aspects of the history of photography, photographic and
photomechanical printing. Specializing in turn-of-the-century American
photography. Other interests include digital imaging and digital photography.
Home page: http://www.interport.net/~tothtron 10/23/1996
Tsirgialou, Aliki. Philikis Eterias 15, Athens
106-73. home phone: 003-01-7211033, affiliation: Photographic Archive of the
Benaki Museum, institutional address: Philikis Eterias 15, Athens 106-73,
business phone: 003-01-7211033, fax: 003-01-7228465, web url: www.benaki.gr,
email: tsirgialou@benaki.gr History of photography in Greece 7/24/2001
Tucker, Farrell L. 214 W. Nueva, San Antonio,
TX 78207. voice: 210=674-8361, fax: 210-674-8361, e-mail: Lawdog644@AOL.com
Historical research and analysis of period(beginning-1939)photography of the
City of San Antonio, Texas and the San Antonio Police Department. Currently
maintain a private collection of over 300 period photographs. 1/10/1997
Tucker, Geoffrey. Incline Cottage, Tavistock
voice: 01822 834639, e-mail: tucks@incline.plus.com Early British Amateurs.
3/6/2005
Tuggle, Catherine. 19900 Burchap Place,
Gaithersburg MD 20879, voice: 301-926-8105, fax: 202-393-3234, e-mail:
history@worldnet.att.net Eduard Steichen: career [1899-1945], photo secession
[Europe], photography as art controversy, artist/photographer as entrepreneur
12/27/1996
Turley, Raymond. 12 Bassett Crescent West,
Southampton, Hants, SO16 7DZ. voice: +44 (0)23 8079 0501, e-mail:
raymond@turley.eclipse.co.uk Isle of Wight photographers, 1840-1940 11/6/2006
Turner, Dan. Box 826, Haines, AK 99827. voice:
907-767-5566, fax: 907-766-3242, e-mail: hainesland@wytbear.com I'm interested
in all northern photography with a special interest in northern exploration and
dog team travel. 6/30/2000
Turner, Irene. Apartado 68278, Caracas. voice:
(582) 242 2103, fax: (582) 277 3334, e-mail: irene.turner@mailexcite.com
Documentary Photography in Venezuelan Areas 11/8/2000
Turner, Peter. 141 Glenmore Street, Wellington
6001, New Zealand. Phone:+64 (04) 475 9707, Fax:+64 (04) 475 9707, e-mail:
lumiere@xtra.co.nz Aesthetics, philosophy, sociology, criticism in the 19th &
20th century but particularly post 1945. My concerns are for images and
image-makers - what they made and why they made them. Although now living in New
Zealand and working for the Museum of New Zealand I am English and have a
particular interest in photography in the USA. My view is that history is what
happened yesterday - literally - and I have strong links with contemporary
practice which I place in an historical context. I also have a great love of the
literature of photography and collect books. 3/26/1997
Ulmer, Brigitte. Seestr. 127, 8704 Herrliberg
e-mail: b.ulm@hitline.ch Photography 20th century, twenties/thirties/nineties
12/27/1996
Unruh, Holly E. University of California, Santa
Barbara, 93106, (805) 893-4489 e-mail: unruh@graddiv.ucsb.edu 19th century
photography in the Near East with special interest in Francis Frith; Abdul Hamid
collection (LOC); feminist criticism; post-colonial studies; publications
illustrated with stereographs. 3/15/1996
Uytterhaegen, Carl. Email:
carl.uytterhaegen@pandora.be home phone: 092252846, affiliation: Hogeschool
Gent, Belgium, institutional address: Kluyskenstraat 2 9000 Gent, Belgium,
business phone: 092660800, fax: 092660801. web url: www.hogent.be email:
info@hogent.be documentary photography, photojournalism 3/4/2000
Valdez-Marín, Juan Carlos. Casasola s/n
Exconvento de San Francisco, Pachuca, Hidalgo, México. e-mail:
jcvaldezmarin@yahoo.com.mx Conservation and preservation of photographs XIX
century phographic process (reproduction and facsimiles), History of
photography 6/2/2002
Valente, Pablo. R. Gal. Glicerio 355/802 -
Laranjeiras, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, 22245-120 BRAZIL. voice: 55 (21) 557-5757,
e-mail: cristina@mtec.com.br Everything is interesting, but I'm really
interested in the early days of photo. 3/26/1997
Valenti, Nick. 27055 Orchard Lake Road,
Farmington Hills, Michigan. voice: 248-615-3441, fax: 248-615-3422, e-mail:
njvalent@occ.cc.mi.us Teaching the History of Photography at Oakland Community
College, Farmington Hills, Michigan. I am interested in all aspects of the
history of photography. In particular the work of Alfred Stieglitz as well as
all practitioners of Surrealism and Futurism. 2/6/1999
van der Steen, Johan G. Gerstekamp 34, 3828 HR
HOOGLAND. voice: +31(033) 433 0660, fax: +31(033) 433 0665, e-mail:
jojo@introweb.nl influence of 19th century photography on media and social and
political developments. 4/17/1999
Van Goethem, Herman. Jan Moorkensstraat 34,
Antwerp - Belgium. voice: OO3232189084, fax: OO3232204420, e-mail:
Herman.vangoethem@ufsia.ac.be photographs of Belgium till 1900, European
daguerreotypes or photographs till 1865, European stereophotographs from
identified photographers 3/4/2000
van Wyk Susan. 15 Cecil Street Willaimstown,
Melbourne, Victoria, 3016. voice: 03 92080294, fax: 03 9208 0460, e-mail:
susan.van.wyk@ngv.vic.gov.au 19th & 20th century Australian photography, 19th &
20th century international photography, Frank Hurley, Antarctic photography -
early 20th century 9/3/2001
Van Zante, Gary. Tulane University,
Southeastern Architectural Archive, Jos. M. Jones Hall, 6801 Freret Street, New
Orleans, LA 70118, voice: 504 862 8000 ext 1806, fax: 504 865 5761, e-mail:
vanzante@mailhost.tcs.tulane.edu architectural photography, urban views
11/6/2006
Vangelis, Ioakimidis. Nikiforou Foka 1, 54622,
Thessaloniki, voice: 0030 31 243489, fax: 0030 31 257590, e-mail:
vangio@spark.net.gr -European Modern and Contemporary Photography, -Greek 19th
century, Modern and Contemporary Photography, Greek photography and Greek
influence world-wide 5/22/2000
Vasta, Joseph. New York NY 10013. voice:
212.243.3475, fax: 212.675.5975, e-mail: vasta@earthlink.net The nude and the
erotic in photography with a particular interest in the period between the two
world wars; including classic 'French' postcards, academic nude studies,
anonymous erotic images as well as the books and periodicals associated with the
genre. While visiting Paris in 1984, passionate collecting turned into a
business and I have been exploring the shops and markets there ever since. Those
interested can view a sample of what I presently have available by going to my
homepage at: http://home.earthlink.net/~vasta. 4/17/1999
Vaughan, Roger Frank. City Museum & Art
Gallery, Queens Rd, Bristol. U.K. phone: +44 (0)1179223593; web url:
http://www.rogerco.freeserve.co.uk e-mail: roger@rogerco.freeserve.co.uk
Collector of carte-de-visite and cabinet cards interested in dating photographs
by photographers and 19th century fashions. My collection is on line - over 1000
photos. 4/16/2000
Veerman, D. Insulindeweg 418, Amsterdam, NL
1094 MG. fax: (0)20 - 6939669, e-mail: vlieghe@globalxs.nl For my graduation
thesis on Cultural Studies at the University of Amsterdam I'm looking for all
kinds of information about Eve Arnold; espacially interviews with and articles
about her, and the book 'Flasback! The Fifties' 7/1/1997
Ventimiglia, Tony. (Independent Historian)
22546 Van St., St. Clair Shores, MI 48081 USA. Phone: 810-779-9324, e-mail:
tonyv@tvco.agn.net Events in the life of Daguerre from the death of Niepce to
his own death; Early hand-coloring of "hard" images; Photographers of Japan in
the 19th Century; Daguerreotypist Eliphalet Brown, who traveled with Perry to
Japan. 6/16/1997
Vertanessian, Carlos. Avda. Del Libertador
4980, office 3A, Buenos AIres, 1426, Argentina. voice: 4448-3229, fax:
4523-0500, e-mail: carlosvertanessian@yahoo.com Latin American images,
Gamblers, Card players, Daguerreian Period 9/3/2001
Villalobos D., Fco. J. c/Concepcion 3, Cartama
(Malaga) Spain CP 29570. voice: (95) 242 21 24, e-mail: x3680145@fedro.ugr.es
Spain War Civil, Restoration photography 6/17/1997
Villela, Samuel. Aguayo 3 No. 14, Mexico, D. F.
voice: (55)56-16-07-97, fax: (55)56-16-20-73, e-mail: villela@hotmail.com
Ethnologist and photohistorian in the relation of photography and regional
history. Coauthor of "Los Salmeron. Un siglo de fotografia en Guerrero", the
history of one photographers family in Guerrero, Mexico, that had worked for
four generations ago and more of one hundred years. Author of articles about
mexican photographers in our regional and historical context: Jose Ma. Lupercio
in Guadalajara (1900-1914), the Guerra family in Yucatan (1877-1950), the
Salmeron family in Guerrero (1880-2002). Collector of photographies from
Guerrero (Taxco, Acapulco). I am interested in to localize photograpies of
Acapulco, surtout in the first middle of XX siecle and that was taken for
Elridge Muybridge. 7/20/2003
Vocale, Pietro. Via Recca, 20, San Severo (FG).
voice: 0882331189, fax: 0882331189, e-mail: liquitae@dada.it Artisti del '900,
Fotografia in Capitanata tra '800 e '900, Arte e fotografia 3/4/2000
Volpe, Andrea. 66 Inman Street, Cambridge, MA
02139. voice: (617) 576-2494, fax: (617) 576-2138 e-mail: a_volpe@colby.edu
Cultural history of nineteenth-century photography in the United States,
particularly cartes de visite and photograph albums; photographic and cultural
theory. 7/20/1998
Volpe, Cassandra M. Univ.of Colo.at Boulder,
C.B. 184, Archives, Boulder, Colo. 80309, tel: (303)492-6379, fax:
(303)492-3960, e-mail: volpec@spot.colorado.edu Colorado history, women's
history, human rights, are subject matter for which we have prints and
negatives. I am personally interested in stereo cards and tintypes. 8/25/1996
Wajda, Shirley Teresa. Department of History,
Kent State University, P.O. Box 5190, Kent, OH 44242-0001. Telephone: 330-672-
2882. e-mail: StWajda@aol.com. commercial photographic portraiture and class in
nineteenth-century America. 3/25/1996
Wallis, Frank. 2048 Polk St., #319, San
Francisco, CA 94109. voice: 415-921-8083, e-mail: fw@condotiere.com Photography
of the nude, all eras, including the present, and all categories, including
artistic, nudist, glamor, and erotic. Publications include _Photography of the
Nude: An Annotated Bibliography_ (1993). Also interested in collecting and
valuation of photographs. 7/20/1998
Ware, Michael J. 20, Bath Road, Buxton,
Derbyshire, SK17 6HH, England. Phone:+44 (0)1298 78604, Fax:+44 (0)1298 78604
(by arrangement), e-mail: mike@mikeware.demon.co.uk The chemistry of nineteenth
century photographic processes, especially those based on photosensitive iron
salts. The earliest photographs and problems relating to their conservation. The
contemporary use of non-silver processes. 10/25/1995
Ware, Robert. 1909 Las Lomas NE, Albuquerque,
NM 87131-1416. voice: (505) 277-4967, fax: (505) 277-3188, e-mail:
cware@unm.edu Documentary photography; Walker Evans 9/3/2001
Watson, April. 171 Baylor School Road,
Chattanooga, TN 37405. voice: 423-267-0547, e-mail:
April_Watson@baylor.chattanooga.net Independent researcher and writer. Interest
in all areas, particularly British nineteenth century. Julia Margaret Cameron,
Clementina Hawarden, Charles Dodgson. 4/17/1999
Watson, Roger C. The Barn, Rhotteridge Farm,
Lower Woodrow, Melksham, SN12 7RB, United Kingdom. home phone: 01249 730 731
email: rwatson4@toucansurf.com I am interested in information and theories
about the conception and birth of photography. 10/22/2006
Watson, Wendy. Curator, Mount Holyoke College
Art Museum, South Hadley, MA 01075-1499. Phone: 413/538-2245, Fax: 413/538-2144,
e-mail: wwatson@mtholyoke.edu Areas of interest: 19th-century photography,
especially photography in Italy. Currently working on mountain photography,
panoramic photography by an Italian 19th-20th century photographer, Vittorio
Sella 10/22/2006
Watters, Francis X. Curator, Photo Antiquities,
531 East Ohio St., Pittsburgh, P.A. 15212. voice: (412) 231-7881, fax: (412)
231-1217, e-mail: frank@photoantiquities.com Photo Antiquities is a 19th
century photographic gallery, dedicated to the history of photography 1839-1939.
With an archive of 750,000 images, displays include every major photographic
process from the 19th century, including a large display of vintage photographic
equipment. Photo Antiquities Open to the public Monday - Saturday 10am-5pm.
Guided tours are provided to everyone, detailing the history of photography.
Areas of specialization incl; Native American Images, Civil War Images, Famous
People, Early Irish Images, & Images of Irish from the Civil War. The collection
is used daily by authors, researchers, & enthusiasts. 7/21/1997
Watts, Jennifer. Curator of Historical
Photographs, The Huntington Library, 1151 Oxford Road, San Marino, CA 91108.
Phone: 818-405-2180, Fax: 818-449-5720, e-mail: jwatts@huntington.org
Photography of the American West, particularly California; Civil War; Railroads;
Native Americans; 19th c. Europe; We have approximately 500,000 images in the
collections ranging from 1839 to ca. 1950 and covering a wide variety of
topics. 3/25/1996
Webb, Graeme, ARPS. 37, Cadwallon Road, New
Eltham, London SE9 United Kingdom. Phone: 01818504771, e-mail:
graeme@zone5.demon.co.uk or gwebb@stcssl.co.uk Post War Black and White silver
prints, 60'and 70's US and UK urban landscape, the roots of postmodernist
photography. 11/15/1995
Weber, Scott. 9640 SW 103 ave. rd., Miami,Fl.
33176. e-mail: weber@hmms.dade.k12.fl.us Teacher of the history of photography
as well as photography, both beginning and advanced at Barry University, Miami
Shores, Fl. 3/26/1997
Webster, Christopher. School of Art, UWA,
Buarth Mawr, Aberystwyth, Wales, UK, SY23 1NE. voice: (01970) 622460, fax:
(01970) 622461, e-mail: cpw@aber.ac.uk Colonial photography (power and
paternalism). The use of the photograph as a means of ordering and control
colonial areas through the nineteenth and twentieth centuries particularly with
regards South Africa. South African photography as a tool of resistance, and
creativity until the present time. Photography and belief - Spiritualism,
ghosts, 'encounters' where using photography as a scientific and therefore
'truthful' instrument it has been attempted to 'prove' the existence of a
spiritual and in a contemporary context alien reality. 8/20/1997
Weeks, Alan R. 255 West 43rd Street, #1222, New
York, NY 10036 USA. home phone: (212) 575-7725, email: cypher13@erols.com
prehistory of photography, early photographic processes, early color
photography, Polaroid and other instant photographic processes. 2/6/1999
Weese, Carl. 438 Washington Road, Woodbury, CT,
06798. voice: 203-263-5853, fax: 203-263-5855, e-mail: cjweese@wtco.net I am a
photographer and photography writer. I'm a Contributing Editor to _PHOTO
Techniques Magazine_ and co-author of the book "The New Platinum Print". My
technical articles on photographic topics generally include historical
background sections 3/4/2000
Weijers, Jan W.S. The Netherlands. E-mail:
jan_weijers@wxs.nl My website about photo-collecting:
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Oracle/5892/ 19th century photography. Mainly
collecting photographs from well-known photographers. Particular interest in
early 20th century artistic/pictorial photography (i.e. Photo-Secession). Also
collector of antique/classic cameras. (Contributor to McKeown's price-guide). My
website re camera-collecting: http://www.yi.com/home/WeijersJan Correspondence
invited ! 4/17/1999
Welling, William. 145 East 27th Street, New
York, NY 10016. Photohistorian and photojournalist, author of _Collectors Guide
to Nineteenth Century Photographs_ and _Photography in America: The Formative
Years, 1839-1900
Wellman, Larry & Maureen. P.O. Box 578,
Damascus, Md. 20872, voice: 301-972-1506, e-mail: uzwh88a@prodigy.com Collector
of early grade school class photographs, pre-1920's. Also promote the collecting
of early photographs. http://www.eccnet.com/fourwinds/ 2/28/1997
Wesemann, Nancy. 129 Overlook Drive, Mastic NY
11950-4906. voice: 516 281-6804, fax: 516 395-3008, e-mail: NanAllen@aol.com
Exceptionally interested in the photographic history of eastern Long
Island...from the onset of photography thru the 1930's. I would love to get
'connected' with others who are interested in this particular area and field.
Old New York city photos from the 1850-1920's also a tangential interest.
4/22/1997
West, Larry. 245 E. 63 St., Suite 1723, New
York, NY 10021. Voice: 212-755-9062. Better-known 19th-century American
photographers; fine photographic jewelry; daguerreotypes 2/24/1997
Wettmann, Hartmut. Hartmut Wettmann Avenue
Charles de Gaulle 8B D-13469 Berlin. phone: +493041190044, hartmut@wettmann.de
www.wettmann.de www.stereographie.de Vintage stereoviews of the Rhine and its
vicinity. 9/1/2006
Wexler, David. 742 Seward Street, Hollywood, CA
90038. voice: 323.461.6464, fax: 323.461.6479, e-mail:
vault@hollywoodvaults.com Preservation of film, tape, photo, artwork and
digital media. http://hollywoodvaults.com 4/17/1999
Weynants, Thomas. Web Site:
http://www.visual-media.be/ E-mail : thomas@visual-media.be History of Visual
Media: Photography, Pre-Cinema, Physique Amusante. Interrelations between
Photography, Pre-Cinema and Conjuring arts. Death in the animated projected
image before the invention of Film. 12/10/2003
Weynants, Thomas. e-mail:
thomas@visual-media.be Web Site: http://www.visual-media.be/ History of Visual
Media: Photography, Pre-Cinema, Physique Amusante. Interrelations between
Photography, Pre-Cinema and Conjuring arts. Death in the animated projected
image before the invention of Film. 3/5/2005
White, Robert. 40A Barleycroft Road, Welwyn
Garden City AL8 6JU, voice: 01707 321643, fax: 01707 321034, e-mail:
Robertfwhite@hotmail.com Collector of cameras and related books, catalogues,
processing equipment and materials. Researcher in these topics with many
articles in "Photographica World" (Photographic Collectors Club of Great
Britain). Led the Museum Working Party for the Royal Photographic Society when
it was based in London. Author of two books by Shire Publications;"Discovering
Old Cameras 1839-1939" and "Discovering Cameras 1945-1965. 5/22/2000
Whittlesey, Matthew B. MBW Design 2435 Sendero
Ct. San Luis Obispo CA 93401; VOX: (805) 543-7247; FAX: (805) 543-4219; e-mail:
mbwdesign@pacbell.net as of 2/20/01 regional photographic historian/contact for
San Luis Obispo County (Central Coast) CA. Currently compiling database of known
regional photographers 1860-1960. 2/23/2001
Wickens-Feldman, Renate - Ph.D., York
University, Winters College, Fine Arts Cultural Studies, 4700 Keele Street,
North York, Ontario, Canada, M3J 1P3. voice: 416-736-5822 Ext. 40793, fax:
416-650-8034, e-mail: rwickens@yorku.ca I'm currently working on a publication
dealing with Family Photographic Albums. Additional interests include the
following: Cultural Theory as applied to Photographic Images; Elizabeth Rigby
Eastlake (WLU Press); and Computer Imaging. See my online site at
http://www.finearts.yorku.ca/rwickens/rwhomepage.html The site includes online
syllabei, cultural theory, photographic studies etc. 2/5/1997
Wickwire, Wendy and Laura Sjolie. 2040 Chaucer
St. Victoria, BC, V8R 3H1. voice: 250 595-5525, e-mail: llms@uvic.ca Late
nineteenth and early twentieth century Northwest Coast ethnographic photography.
Any information surrounding principal photographers such as Edward Curtis or V.V
Vinson and the "postcard" business that grew during this time would be greatly
appreciated. 3/4/2000
Wier, Robert R., Ph.D. Computer Science
Department, East Texas State University, Commerce, Tx. 75428 Phone:
903-886-5406, Fax: 903- 886-5404, e-mail: wier@bobcat.etsu.edu Three
dimensional photography from Civil War to present; use of historic photographs
in architectural restoration; restoration and preservation of historic
photographs (director, HIPP - Historic Images Preservation Project). 3/25/1996
Wigg, Michael. 84 Tufnell Park Road, London, N7
0DT,UK. voice: 0171-281 8834, e-mail: mike@bw.clara.net Francis Frith and 19th
& 20th century photography. 6/16/1997
Wigh, Leif. Moderna Museet, Box 16176, S-103 24
Stockholm, Sweden. voice: + 46 8 6664387, fax: + 46 8 6116275, e-mail:
leifh.wigh@swipnet.se Northern Europe Photography, Pictorialism, 1920-70
photography 7/1/1997
Wikert, Steven Micheal and Mary McMurray Wikert
110 West 16th Street, Cedar Falls, Iowa 50613. voice: 319-277-6390, e-mail:
swikert@cfu.net We are both art educators and previously Steven was an art
museum director. We have collected antique photographs since prior to 1990. We
collect antique photographs of all kinds and specialize in antique photographs
with subjects of children and their cherished items (dolls, teddy bears, toys,
pets, ...)From our very large collection we have written a series of four books
entitled "Cherish Me Always" -- "A Century of Dolls", "Teddy Bears and Warm
Fuzzies", "Animal Friends", and "Images of Christmas Past". These 4 have been
published by Hobby House Press of Grantsville, Maryland. We therefore continue
to have ongoing research in the area of antique photographs, antique toys,
antique clothing, or any subject relavant to these items. 7/20/2003
Wilcox, Doug. DYNO TEES, Business Rt. 220
North, Holiday Shopping Center A-16, Martinsville, VA 24112. Phone:540-632-2087,
e- mail:jmarshal@neocomm.net I collect cameras, currently have over 600
pieces. 1/10/1997
Wilder, Kelley. Flat 6, 75 Iffley Road, Oxford
OX4 1EF. e-mail: k.wilder@alumni.kenyon.edu I am interested in all aspects of
the early history of photography, especially as they pertain to the history of
science in the 19th century. 10/8/2003
Wilding-White, Sherry Buckband. New Hampshire
Historical Society, Curator Special Collections, 30 Park Street, Concord, NH
03301, 603- 225-3381, e-mail: Swilding@aol.com Photography of New Hampshire or
by someone from New Hampshire 1/17/1996
Wilgus, Jack and Beverly. 6216 Tramore Road,
Baltimore, MD 21214. voice: 410 254-7525, fax: 410 254-6725, e-mail:
studio@brightbytes.com Jack is affiliated with the Maryland Institute, College
of Art. Beverly has no institutional affiliation at this time. We are interested
in all aspects of the history of photography with special interest in stereo
photography, the camera obscura, and the image of the photographer in popular
culture. Our home page is http://brightbytes.com from which links are available
to our sites on photographic inventor and educator D.A. Woodward, camera
obscuras, and our collections which include several photographic subjects.
10/5/1997
Wilkes, Robin J. 4943 Hidden Hills Drive,
Lakeland, FL 33813. home phone: 863-607-9259, fax: 863-647-2509, web url:
grphxpls@tampabay.rr.com email: grphxpls@tampabay.rr.com My grandfather was
Adrian LeRoy, Founder of 'International Research Laboritories of Brookly, NY.
Many of his formulas for photography were published, including in the "Henley's
20th century formulas processes and trade secrets' manual revised 1937 version.
My grandfather also played a major role in developing the process of metal photo
which, I was told, he sold the rights to Eastman Kodak for his process. I am
interested in anything having to do with my grandfather and his work with
photography. 2/8/2001
Willems, Eddy. I teach photography, Atelier
Fotokunst Stedelijke Academie voor Schone Kunsten, Hasselt, Belgium. e-mail:
eddy.willems@worldonline.be During the preparation of the lesson on the history
photography I got interested in the process, how, when, who and why. I started
working with the processes and with a personal study of who, when, why...I
direct workshops on those processes. Organized a exhibition "Gum & Pigment" with
a full color catalogue. I also work and teach with the pinhole. 6/10/1999
Williams, Carla Janine. 4428 Price Street Los
Angeles, CA 90027. e-mail: carlagirl@earthlink.net AREA(S):images of and by
blacks 2/6/1999
Williams, Carol J. Doctoral candidate in
History, Rutgers University. Mailing address: 209-1791 Rockland Ave., Victoria,
British Columbia, Canada V8S 1X1, phone: 604 595-0237, fax: 604 595-0323,
e-mail: dgill@direct.ca (this is a borrowed address) Photography and
representations of race, gender, nation, and maternity on the Pacific Northwest
Coast 19&early20thcentury; contemporary Canadian women in the visual arts.
3/13/1995
Willis, Deborah. Smithsonian Institution 900
Jeffersondrive SW- 1130, washington, dc 20560. voice: 202-357-4500, fax:
202-357-2636, e-mail: dwillis@gmu.edu African-American photography and
photographers 19th and 20thcentury - family photographs 3/26/1997
Willumson, Glenn G. Curator, Palmer Museum of
Art, Affiliate Professor Department of Art History, The Pennsylvania State
University, University Park, PA. 16802-2507. Phone: 814-865-7672. Fax:
814-863-8608. e-mail: ggw2@psu.edu currently working on project involving
photography of the first transcontinental railroad and the early geological
surveys of the West; also interested in photojournalism, stereography,
photographic postcards, photographic theory and criticism, the historical
reception of photography, and photography as visual culture. 3/25/1996
Wilson, Bonnie. Curator of Sound and Visual
Collections, Minnesota Historical Society, 345 Kellogg Blvd. West, St. Paul, MN
55102 Phone: 612-296-1275; Fax: 612-296-9961; e-mail: dean_wilson@mn.mcad.edu.
19th Century commercial studios, especially landscape photographers from
Minnesota; photos of Native Americans; Postcard history, particularly
photographers and publishers of postcards (not greeting cards) and the messages
and use of postcards. 3/25/1996
Wilson, J. Vienna. 416 1/2 Monroe Ln.,
Virginia, 22903, (804) 296- 3325, e-mail: jw5k@virginia.edu I am currently
working on digitally archiving a collection (over 9,000) of glass plate
negatives taken by Rufus S. Holsinger, a portrait photographer (and so much
more) based in Charlottesville, VA just before the turn of the century until the
la 7/7/1996
Wilson, Lara. Graduate student, School of
library Archival and Information Studies, University of British Columbia. voice:
604-228-2037, e-mail: laraj@interchange.ubc.ca Canadian photography, photo
theory, post-mortem photography, photo albums, and Kodak advertising
(particularly "the Kodak Girl") 3/4/2000
Wilson, Marcia. 259 Leonia Ave., Leonia, NJ
07605. Phone: 201-944- 2055. e-mail: mwilson@injersey.com early American
photographs of ancestors, genealogy. Contemporary photographs and slides.
3/15/1996
Wilson, Michael G. Wilson Centre for
Photography - 5 Akenside Road, London, NW3-5BS. Wilsoncentre@hotmail.com -
0207-813-2875. An archive of photographs embracing the history of photography
from 1839 to the present. Curator Collector. Author: Pictorialism In
California: Photographs, 1900-1940, The J. Paul Getty Museum, 1994. 11/6/2006
Witecki, Christopher. phone +48 601 615 888,
fax: +48 58 453822 (modem), e-mail: k.witecki@use.com.pl general 12/12/1997
Wolf, Erika. Programme in Art History & Theory
Department of History University of Otago P.O. Box 56 Dunedin, New Zealand
E-mail: erika.wolf@otago.ac.nz Russian and Soviet photography,
photo-journalism, photomontage, and photographic theory. 3/31/2004
Women In Photography International. 569 N.
Rossmore Ave., Los Angeles, CA. voice: 323-462-1444, e-mail:
History@WomenInPhotography.org Women In Photography International, established
in 1988 as Women In Photography, Inc., is currently an online research center
for Women Photographers worldwide. We provide galleries, articles, competitions,
resources and Historical profiles. We currently have the Archive Card File of
Women In Photography International Books and Collections by
Curator/Founder/Historian, Peter Palmquist whose collection as of 9/1/2000
contains over 27,000 biographies. The Book and Periodicals an Exhibition atalog
list is on view in our Online Reference Library at www.WomenInPhotography.org
11/10/2000
Wonnacott, Justin. Photography c/o Ottawa
School of Art, 35 1/2 George Street, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. K1N 8W5 Fax 613
725 2680. e-mail: justinwo@magi.com photomontage, photographic propaganda,
history of popular photography, teaching and texts 3/25/1996
Wood, David. PO Box 838, Milford, PA 18337.
voice: 570-296-6176, e-mail: cdwood@ptd.net Research & collect Pennsylvania
stereographers, particularly L. Hensel who worked out of Hawley, PA and earlier
Port Jervis, NY. Research & collect stereoviews by Fifield of NH, Masterson of
NY. 5/1/2005
Wood, Richard Alan. P.O.Box 22165, Juneau, AK
99802. voice: (907)-789-8450, fax: (907)-789-8450, e-mail:
dick@AlaskaWanted.com Research & collect early Alaska photographers and
stereographers, particularly H. H. Brodeck; George Davison; Alphonse Pinart;
Moise Lorenz (aka Moses or Mike Lorenz); Muybridge; Partridge; deGroff; Winter &
Brown; A. L. Broadbent; T. W. Ingersoll, Continent Stereoscopic, Stephen Allen
Spencer; Richard Maynard. Also research, collect, and give shows of Alaska and
Yukon magic lantern slides, and coming attraction slides for early Alaska and
Yukon films. Also avidly research and collect related ephemera 10/22/2006
Woods, Marianne Berger. 587 Center St.,
Meadville, PA 16335. Women photographers and images of women in photography
9/10/1996
Woods, Mary N. PO Box 863, Ithaca, New York
14851. voice: 607-255-6416, fax: 607-255-0291, e-mail: mnw5@cornell.edu urban
and architectural photography; architects' use of photography; women
photographers (Frances Benjamin Johnston, Mary Northend, Margaret Bourke-White,
Berenice Abbott, Eudora Welty); photographs of architectural ruins 7/20/1998
Woolf, Stephen. Cobourg Ont. Canada.
Phone:905-372-4435, Fax:905-372-4668 e-mail: wolf@eagle.ca Gravures By Edward S
Curtis <for Sale> 9/17/1997
Worswick, Clark. Millbrook, NY 12545. voice:
914 677 6376, fax: 914-677-6376, e-mail: Worswick@Vh.net Exotic Photography.
The 19th century: The Middle East, India/Burma/Ceylon, SE Asia, China, Japan.
Pictorialism, the work of Walker Evans and other "modern" masters of the 20's
and 30"s. Photographic historian and collector in all the above categories.
4/17/1999
Wride, Tim B. LACMA 5905 WILSHIRE BLVD., LOS
ANGELES, CA 90036, tel: 213/857-6071, fax: 213/936-5755, e-mail:
twride@art.lacma.org Advertising photography, California/So. California
pictorialism 8/25/1996
Wright, Mark. 83 Hardenburgh Avenue, Demarest,
N.J. 07627. e-mail: wright_m@nvnet.k12.nj.us I have been collecting photographs
of nineteenth century American subjects for about 30 years. I am particularly
interested in candid photographs; as candid as photographs could be in the last
century. My collection contains between 2000-3000 photographs. 12/12/1997
Wright, P.G. Member of Professional
Photographers of Canada (MPPA). e-mail: nstn5512fox.nstn.ca Canadian
professional photographers; special interest: those of the Atlantic provinces of
Canada. 12/5/1995
WU, Jia-bao. FOTOSOFT INSTITUTE OF PHOTOGRAPHY,
TAIPEI. SOCIETY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC EDUCATION FOR CHINA, #130, TUNG-HWA S. RD, SEC.
1, TAIPEI, TAIWAN. Phone:+886-2-773-7434, Fax:+886-2-773-8183, e-mail:
wujiabao@ms3.hinet.net History of Taiwanese photography. History of Photography
for Asia-Pasific Area. 1/10/1997
Xanthakis, Alkis. P.O.Box 4198, 102.10 Athens
-Greece. voice: 01- 5227.417, fax: 01-5247.464, e-mail: akto.@eexi.gr German
(pk photographers) and British photographers who were active in Greece during
the ww war. 1/22/1997
Yakimoski, Nancy. Visual Arts Dept., Camosun
College, 3100 Foul Bay Rd,Victoria, BC Canada. office number (250) 370-3456.
home number: (250) 595-0656 e-mail: wy570@victoria.tc.ca I am writing my
master's thesis on contemporary Canadian women photographers (1970-1999) who use
the body and/or text in their work as a way to control their subjectivities. I
am currently designing a new course to teach at Camosun (Spring 2000) on how
photography has been used in history and in contemporary society to fulfill
specific agendas. This course will have a Canadian slant, I hope. The class will
look at various disciplines and institutions and how they have utilized
photography. It's still at the planning stages. -as well, I am a practising and
exhibiting photographer. I am currently working on a cyanotype series (thanks to
a grant from the BC Arts Council) where I am examining the relationship and
place of the family car in the lives of rural (Saskatchewan) families from the
1930s-1970s. 7/24/1999
Yañez Polo, Miguel Angel. Perú No. 21; 41012
Sevilla; Spain. voice: 95-4612636 fax: 95-4612636, e-mail: mayp@redestb.es
History of Spanish photography. author of "Historia de la Fotografía España",
"Historia de la fotografía de Sevilla". President of the "Society for the
History of Spanish photography", owner of "fototeca hispalense"(sevilla, spain).
Expert in restoration and conservation of photography.. Interested now for
micromethods of analysis for identification of emulsions of S.XIX. and
micromethods of analysis for identification of photography toned with metallics
ferrocyanide,.. 11/12/1996
Yanul, Thomas G. 9359 Sproat Av., Oak Lawn,
Illinois 60453. Voice: 708-424-1196, fax: (708)424-1196, e-mail: tyanul@aol.com
early French - world exposition photography - panoramic history - George R.
Lawrence & C.D. Arnold, interest in traditional banquet photography. Also
photographers Frank Scott Clark - J.C. Strauss - C.D. Arnold - Henry Havelock
Pierce - M.J. Steffens 3/6/2005
Yenne, Peter. 301 Reinicke St., Houston, Texas
77007. voice: 713 880-5772, fax: 713 880-5772, e-mail: yenne@dateq.net Late
19th and early 20th century photography, particularly in Latin America, Cuba,
Central America and Mexico. My colleagues and I have digitized more than a dozen
important photo archives in Peru and Bolivia, and plan to extend our research to
Guatemala, Cuba and Nepal. Also very interested in locating Central and East
Asian collections in the FSU for future digitizing projects. Would be happy to
correspond with other researchers on issues related to digitizing photo
collections. 6/4/2004
Yeo, Sally Anacortes. e-mail:
syeo@usablewebs.com Researching the life and work of Adelaide Hanscom Leeson, a
photographer who lived from 1875 to 1931. Pictorialist and a member of the
Photo-Secession. I would like to hear from anyone who has any of her work other
than her illustrated volumes of the Rubaiyat, and from anyone who knows anything
about her or her companions. They include: Emily Pitchford, Blanche Cumming,
Laura Adams Armor, Gertrude Willison, Gertrude Boyle, Mary Heard, Cora Chaney,
Eleanor Marquand. 6/2/2002
Ziegler, David K. UCLA Department of Art
History, 3239 Dickson Art Center, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1417. (310) 825-0216
(310) 206-1903, e-mail: ziegler@humnet.ucla.edu I am interested in the travel
lecturer/photographers who worked with lantern slides, both black & white and
hand-painted. As curator of the Burton Holmes Collection, as well as other
lantern slide collections, I am interested in finding out more about these
photographers 3/13/1995
Zimlich, Leon. 6750 El Colegio Rd #428, Goleta,
CA 93117. voice: (805) 971-5317, e-mail: LZim@umail.ucsb.edu Photography in the
American West, particularly the Southwest; Social Documentary; Photographic
Historiography 6/30/2000
Zimmermann, Jan, M.A. Baumkamp 69, 22299
Hamburg, Germany. voice: 0049 40 5119110, e-mail: jan@alameda.net All aspects
of photography in and photographers from Lubeck/Lübeck, Northern Germany, from
the 19 century till 1950 (f.e. Wilhelm Pero, D. Riel Hermann and Carl Linde,
Johannes Nöhring, Julius Krause, H. Schwegerle, Ernesto Tesdorpf, Wilhelm
Castelli). 2/6/1999
Zogg, Del. P.O. Box 6826, Houston, TX, 77265,
voice: 713-639-7352, fax: 713-639-7399, e-mail: dzogg@mfah.org 20th century
photography, Atget to the present; Photographic cataloguing of public or private
collections; history of photographic periodicals (20th Century); photographic
erotica and curiosita; platinum/palladium prints and print makers; new digital
printing technologies and techniques 2/14/2004
Zohn, Mike. 520 Hudson Street #130, New York NY
10014. e-mail: mzohn@interport.net Wet-plate / collodion 10/25/1995
Zonnevijlle, Hans. Librarian Nederlands Foto
Instiuut. Witte de Withstraat 63. NL-3012 BN Rotterdam. The Netherlands. e-mail:
hanzonnev@knoware.nl. tel. +31-10-2132011. fax: +31.10.4143465. Interested in
bibliographic control of photography related literature, authority files etc.
Special interest in Theory of Photography and a general interest in History of
Photography. I am merely working as an inter-person between the
professionals/patrons and the availability of related materials. Personal
special interest in the Photograph as a Historic Document, and Visual
Sociology/Anthropology. 3/25/1996
Zuccoli, Paolo. viale duca alessandro n 77,
43100 PARMA Italy. voice: 0039 0521 240580, e-mail: zuccoli.p@netvalley.it
Russian cameras, cameras repair (Hobby, not commercial!). 4/17/1999
Zuckerman, Bert Merton. Emeritus Professor,
University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Home phone: 413-256-0517, e-mail:
zuckerman@pltpath.umass.edu 19th century photography of the mideast,
particularly Palestine. Concentrate on stereographers, but other photographers
as well; publishing paper on 19th century mideast photographers 7/18/1998
Zwahlen. Fred C., Jr. 240 SW Seventh St.,
Corvallis, OR 97333-4551, (541) 737-5676, (541) 757-1094 e-mail: zwahlenf@ucs.orst.edu
photojournalism, origins of photography (inventions and inventors), photographic
pioneers, digital imaging, texts, teaching. Co-author of "Handbook of
Photography" in its fourth edition and "Shadow Catchers", a short history of
photography. 8/7/1996
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