1856 Ewer archive: B8560001 |
author name: Thomas H. Prescott book title: The American Encyclopedia of History, Biography and Travel (selected text) text title: "M. Daguerre." notes: The encyclopedia entry from Daguerre, accompanied by a wood engraving portrait of Daguerre based on a daguerreotype by Charles R. Meade. keywords: Louis Jacques Mandé Daguerre, Diorama, Charles R. Meade |
12 January 1856 Liverpool Photographic Journal Ewer archive: P8560001 |
text title: "American Photography" notes: The European author comments on the lack of landscape views sold in America; also provides a good description of traveling daguerreian saloons; also mentions his "scioptric camera." keywords: landscape views, itinerant daguerreotype wagons, Roger Fenton, Bisson Frères, scioptric camera |
4 February 1856 New York Herald Ewer archive: N8560001 |
name: Jube, Thomas S. and/or Mary Ann notes: A brief text advertisement included here for the telling declaration, "What daguerreotypes dead? Yes, and buried . . ." keywords: Thomas S. Jube, Mary Ann Jube, 83 Bowery, “daguerreotypes dead?” |
April 1856 Photographic and Fine Art Journal Ewer archive: P8560004 |
text title: "Fitzgibbon's Gallery" notes: A description of a visit to the St. Louis gallery of John H. Fitzgibbon. keywords: John H. Fitzgibbon, James Sidney Brown, Mr. Hayes, Frederick A. Wenderoth, Robert H. Vance California daguerreotypes |
17 July 1856 Photographic Notes (London) Ewer archive: P8560003 |
text title: "The Daguerreotype Process" notes: A good description of the process, with effusive remarks about the now-neglected daguerreotype. keywords: Thomas Sutton |
October 1856 Putnam's Monthly Magazine Ewer archive: P8560002 |
text title: "The World of New York" notes: Briefly mentioning Fredricks' gallery, selected text from an the article describing some of the city’s attractions and their appeal to the "country cousin." keywords: Charles DeForest Fredricks |