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28 Talbot's letter dated 23 June 1844 is in the Gernsheim Collection.
29 Part i was illustrated with 5 plates and cost l2s., Part ii contains 7 plates and was sold at 21s.,
Parts iii-vi each contain 3 plates and cost 7s. 6d., so that the complete work of 24 plates
came to 3 guineas. The size of the photographs is 6 in. x 8 in.
30 The Photographic Journal, vol. vii, I 5 Nov. 1860, p. 33 .
. 31 Information received from Harold White.
32 Robert Hunt, The Art Union, 1848, p. 238.
33 T. A. Malone, The Liverpool and Manchester Photographic Journal, l 857, p. 270.
34 Punch, vol. xii, 1847, p. 143·
35 The Almanack of the Fine Arts fo r 1852, London, 1851, p. 155.
36 Catalogue to the International Photographic Exhibition at the Crystal Palace, 1898, p. 122.
37 Journal of the Society of Arts, London, 3 l Dec. l 852.
38 Pennsylvania Arts and Sciences, vol. iv, no. l, Philadelphia, 1937·
39 Unsigned article, probably by Robert Hunt, in The Imperial Journal of Art, Science, Mechanics
and Engineering, vol. i, Manchester, 1852, p. 544.
40 The Illustrated London News, 28 Aug. 1852.
41 This figure no doubt includes the cost of the Reading and Regent Street establishments,
The Pencil of Nature and other ventures which Talbot had hoped would show a profitable
return.
42 Talbot's reply was published, together with the appeal, in The Times on 13 Aug. 1852.
43 The Imperial Journal of Art, Science, Mechanics and Engineering, 1853, p. 57.
44 The Art Journal, Sept. l 852.
45 The Journal of the Photographic Society of Bombay, No. l, l 855 ; reprinted in Notes and Queries,
21 Apr. 1855.
46 Georges Potonniee, Histoire de la decouverte de la photographie, Paris, 1925, p. 204.
47 Bulletin de la Societe Franaise de Photographie, May 1855.
48 Frank Ludwig Neher, Die Er.findung der Photographie, Stuttgart, 1938.
15 Photography on paper in other countries
1 Die Daguerreotypie in Hamburg, by Professor Wilhelm Weimar, Hamburg, 1915.
2
The Art Journal, London, July 1849.
3 Berliner Gewerbe- Industrie- & Handelsblatt, IO Nov. 1847.
4 According to information received from Beaumont Newhall, the calotype was patented in
France by Moses Poole of London for the duration of ten years under Brevet d'lmportation
No. 10627.
5 Comptes Rendus de /' Academie des Sciences, 27 May l 850.
6
E. de Valicourt, Nouveau Manuel comp/et de photographie sur metal, sur papier et sur verre,
Paris, 1851, p. 257.
7 Blanquart-Evrard, Comptes Rendus, 8 Apr. 1851, p. 555. This claim was made prior to the
foundation of the Lille printing establishment.
8 The British Journal of Photography, l 872, p. 308.
9 Maxime Du Camp, Egypte, Nubie, Palestine et Syrie : Dessins photographiques recueillis pendant
/es annees 1849, 1850 et 1851, Paris, l 852. An English edition was published by E. Gambart,
London, 1852, with French text but title-page and list of plates in English. The book
appeared in 25 weekly parts each containing five plates.
10 The Art Journa/, 1852, p. 159·
11
'Note sur un nouveau mode de preparation du papier photographique negatif, Comptes
Rendus de /' Academie des Sciences, vol. xxxiii, Paris, 8 Dec. l 8 5 I .
12
A. Belloc, Compendium des Quatres Branches de la Photographie, Paris, 1858.
13 The majority of the 104 photographs in Paris tel qu'ilfut by Louis Cheronnet, Paris, 1951,
were taken by Marville.
14
Quoted in La Lumiere, 24 Apr. 1852.
15 Le Midi de la France, sites et monuments historiques photographies par Charles Negre, peintre,
(Goupil), Paris, 1854-5.
16
Jersey et /es iles de la Manche, Vers par Victor Hugo ; Prose par Auguste Vacquerie, Charles
Hugo et Franois Hugo ; Photographies par Charles Hugo ; Dess ins par Victor Hugo, Paris, l 8 5 3.
17 La Lumiere, 6 Aug. 1853, p. 126.