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12 Revue photographique. A monthly magazine published in Paris. First issue 5 Nov. 1855,
continued until Dec. 1865.
13 Photographic Notes, edited by Thomas Sutton and published first in Jersey, later in London.
Appeared as a monthly between 1 Jan. 1856 and Aug. 1856, and fortnightly from
Sept. 1856 to Dec. 1 867.
14 Le Spectateur, organe de la photographie, des arts, de la litterature et de l'industrie. Edited by
Auguste Caron, Paris. Only one issue, July 1856.
15 The Photographic Record and Amateur's Guide. Published fortnightly by John Rowland,
London, between Oct.? 1856 and 1857.
16 Photographisches Album. A monthly magazine edited by Mathias Weingartshofer, published
in Vienna between 1857 and 1859.
17
Le Photographe, edited by Edouard de la Treille, Paris. Six numbers published between
19 Nov. 1857 and 13 Mar. 1858.
18 The Photographic News, a weekly magazine published in London starting on IO Sept.
1858 and edited by William Crookes until August 1860, and by George Wharton
Simpson until his death on 14 Jan. 1 880 when he was succeeded by Henry Baden
Pritchard, after whose death on l 1 May 1884 Thomas Bolas became editor. During the
editorship of F. ]. Mortimer the magazine was incorporated with The Amateur Photographer
on 12 May 1908.
19 The Art Review & Photographic Record. Edinburgh. Published monthly for a short period,
starting May 1858.
20 The Photographic Art Journal. Edited anonymously, published monthly by W. Lay in
London between Feb. 1858 and Dec. 1858. Then republished as one volume under the
title The Photographic Art Annual, London, 1859. Illustrated with original photographs.
21 La Photographie. A monthly of abstracts from photographic journals, and advertisements.
Paris. 2 Oct. 1858-May 1859.
22 The Photographic Athenaeum. London. A single sheet published by ]. Holmes on 8 Jan.
1859 in order to secure the copyright of the title. The letterpress consists solely of a
report of the sixth exhibition of the Photographic Society of London.
23 Photographisches Archiv, published monthly by Paul E. Liesegang, Elberfeld. Started Jan.
1 860, continued until l 897.
24 Zeitschrift fu r Fotogra.fie und Stereoskopie: Organ der fotografischen Gesellschaft in Wien.
A monthly edited by Dr K. Joseph Kreutzer, and published in Vienna between 1860 and
1864.
25 The Photographic Quarterly Review, edited by Thomas Sutton, London 1860. Only two
issues published, the first on l Aug. 1860.
26 Le Moniteur de la Photographie appeared fortnightly from Jan. 1861 until 1914. Edited at
first by Ernest Lacan and Paul E. Liesegang and published in Paris.
27 Bulletin Belge de Photographie. A monthly published in Brussels, 1861-?.
28 The Photographic Times, a Chronicle of the Progress of the Photographic Art. Published successively
by John Rowland jun., Thomas Kingham, and John Clayton, London, as a fortnightly,
from l Nov. 1861 to 15 Jan. 1865. No editor's name is given. After 1865 this
title was adopted by the Scovill Manufacturing Co. of New York for their magazine.
Note. The Dublin Photographic Journal. First issue 1 Jan 1855. A monthly journal. No copy
has been traced of this journal.
The Stereoscopic Magazine published monthly in London between 1 July 1858 and Feb.
l 865 is not concerned with photography as subject-matter, though each number is illustrated
with three stereoscopic photographs.
The Photographer (Nos. 1 and 2-the only ones published), n.d., 8 pp. each. Published by
W. Roberts, Exeter. This is a religious tract : only one sentence seems to have a connexion
with photography-'The light which falls on you is unsteady' -a sentiment with
which photographers would not quarrel !