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566 The history of photography
16 The introduction of photography on glass
1 Robert Hunt, A Popular Treatise on the Art of Photography, Glasgow, 1841, p. 72. See also
J. T. Towson, Liverpool and Manchester Photographic Journal, 1858, pp. 82 and 298.
2 Comptes Rendus de l'Academie des Sciences, vol. xxv, 1847.
3 'Note sur la photographie sur verre', Comptes Rendus, vol. xxvi, 1848, p. 637.
4 The Athenaeum, 6 Dec. l 8 5 l .
5 The name had already been used in 1840 by F. A. W. Netto for his process of cliche-verre
in his brochure Die Glasdruckkunst oder Hyalotypie.
6 Almanah Mednarodne Fotografije, Lj ubljana, 1953.
7 'Die Transparentlichtbilder auf Glas, erfunden den 18. April 1842', Sitzungsberichte der
Mathematisch-Naturwissenschaftlichen Klasse der Kaiserlichen Akademie der Wissenscheften,
Vienna, vol. vi, I 8 5 r, pp. 43-46.
8 The first proposal for albumenizing paper was made by 'H.L. ' in a communication to The
Athenaeum on II May 1839, suggesting that paper be prepared by washing it over with
white of egg and water before applying the nitrate of silver solution.
9 The Photographic Journal, 15 Aug. 1862.
10 The Photogram, vol. i, I 894, p. 159. The German title of the firm was 'Dresdner Albumin
Papier Fabrik A.G.', Dresden.
11 Charles Stanley Herve, 'A Half Century in Photography', The Practical Photographer,
Jan. r 893 , p. r.
12 Frederick Scott Archer, 'Origin of the Collodion Process', The Liverpool and Manchester
Photographic Journal, I 5 June l 8 57.
13 Frederick Scott Archer, 'On the use of collodion in photography', The Chemist, new series,
vol. ii, Mar. 185r. The communication is dated 18 Feb.
14 The second enlarged edition which followed in 18 54 is only slightly less rare. Both editions
were published with the author's imprint at his address.
15 Disderi, lvlanuel operatoire de Photographie sur Col/odion Instantanee, Paris, r 8 53 ; also A.
Bertsch, Notice sur l'Emploi de Collodion Rapide, Paris, 1852.
16
Under the heading 'To all interested in the Advancement of Photography', the conditions
of the competition were reprinted in full in the Almanack of the Fine Arts for 18521
London, 1851.
17 Reported by Thomas Sutton in The British Journal of Photography, 1875, p. 4.
18 The British Journal of Photography, 5 Feb. 1875, p. 65.
19 An abbreviated English translation by Thomas Cousins appeared in London, Aug. 1850,
published by T. and R. Willats.
20 E. de Valicourt, Manuel de photographie, 1862, vol. ii, p. 120.
21 Archer's manual, 2nd edition, 1854.
22 Notes and Queries, 25 Dec. 1852, p. 612;John Werge, The Evolution of Photography, 1890, p. 65.
23 The Illustrated London News, 17 May 185r.
24 The Photographic News, 6 June 1862.
25 The Photographic Journal, 1862, p. 149.
26 Notes and Queries, loc. cit.
27 First published by Hunt in The Art Journal, July 185r.
28 The Photographic Journal, 21 July 1858, p. 26r.
29 Notes and Queries, loc. cit.
30 P. H. Delamotte, The Practice of Photography: a Manualfor Students and Amateurs, London,
1853. Title-page. Also Notes and Queries, 23 Apr. 1853, p. 420. Advertisement.
31 The British Journal of Photography, 13 June 1930.
32 The Art Journal, Aug. 1854.
33 The British Journal of Photography, 14 Feb. 1902.
34 The Athenaeum, ro June 1854.
35 The Photographic Journal, 27 June 1854.
36 'The Photographic Patent Right', The Art Journal, Feb. 1855.
37 The Art Journal, A pr. I 8 5 5.
38 Punch, 13 June 1857.