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620 John Beasly Greene was born in Le Havre but was an American national by virtue of his father’s citizen- ship. John Bulkley G ...

621 them is not known. None of the existing Constantine photographs were ever mounted, none were given to any of the French inst ...

622 Beasley certainly knew one another; they may even have been close friends, and it is even possible that they were related by ...

623 Biography Andreas Groll was born on November 30, 1821 in Vi- enna as a son of servants Anna and Joseph Paul Groll. In 1845 h ...

624 full powers to sign the treaty of Tien-Tsin and a trade pact with Japan. In 1859 he was made Senator; then in 1861, Grand Cr ...

625 photographers Oscar Rejlander (1813–1875) and H. P. Robinson (1830–1901), believed that the photograph must therefore be cap ...

626 from painting, drawing and printmaking and thus had different attributes. With today’s sophisticated methods of photo-manipu ...

627 lotype, and he was in partnership with C.D. Fredericks at one point in his career, and then with his son, Benjamin. As well ...

628 Manby Gully’s Hydropathic Establishment where Gutch hoped that the controversial Dr. Gully’s water treatment would help his ...

629 Winstone. Bristol’s Earliest Photographs. Bristol, 1970. (These works show several un-credited images by Gutch, as well as m ...

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H 631 HAAS, PHILIP (ACTIVE 1840s–1860s) German daguerreotypist Born in Germany around 1808, Philip Haas emigrated to the United ...

632632 HALE, LUTHER HOMAN with or without colors, in a superior style, and neatly set in Lockets, Pins, Rings, Bracelets, or Cas ...

633633 HARE, GEORGE and early 20th century, the colors were red, blue, yel- low and often black. Today, the common colors are cy ...

634 HARE, GEORGE running in slots on each side of the camera. The lens panel, in common with many Hare cameras was held in posit ...

635 HARRISON, WILLIAM JEROME daguerreotypes include The Infant Saviour Bearing the Cross, Young America, and an 1847 plate of hi ...

636 of picture recommended is whole plate (8½ × 6½ inches) while pictures of other sizes could be bound in special albums, and c ...

637 Harrison, W.J., “Proposal for a National Photographic Record and Survey,” Photographic News, 8th July 1892, 443–5; 29th July ...

638 1890s Hartmann was trying his hand at various types of journalism, from sketches of New York life ranging from studies of th ...

639 German heritage. His poetic insight and sense of purpose were signifi cant in examining the rise of American Modernism and i ...