590 Index Baudelaire, Charles 243, 308 Bauer, Francis (1758-1840) 59, 60, 68 Baxter, W. Raleigh 168 Bayard, Hippolyte (1801-87) 82, 84-7, 94, 177, 187, 190, 191, 196, 264, 40, 41, 94 Bayliss, Charles (1850-97)' 317 Bayrische Nationalzeitung 15 6 Bazin 511 Beard, Henry 146 Beard, Richard I 3 5, 51-55 ; first studio 125, 135, 136, 137, figs io, 11, i3; o<strong>the</strong>r · studios 140, 142, 143, 146,fig i4; purchase <strong>of</strong> Daguerre's English patent 138; purchase <strong>of</strong> calotype licence 143 ; lawsuits: v. Claudet 139; v. Eger<strong>to</strong>n 144-5 ; bankruptcy 145-6, 147, 254, 255, 447 Beardsley, Aubrey 46 1, 286 Bea<strong>to</strong>, Felice A. 270-1, i42, 1 43 Bea<strong>to</strong>n, Cecil (b. 1904) 462 Beattie, Francis S. 136, 545 Beattie, John 200 Beaufort, Sir Francis 9 5 Beccaria, Giacomo Battista (1716-81) 32 Beck, R. &J. 411, 415 Becker, E. 335 Becquerel, Edmond (182Q-9 1) 190, 332, 337, 524, 543 Bede, Cuthbert (Rev. Ed..vard Bradley ; 1827-89) 150-1, 204, 277, figs 15, 25, 37 Beddoes, Thomas 39, 41 Bedford, Francis (1811>-94) 282, 287-8, 325, i68 Bellini, Henry 326 Benedetti, Giovanni Battista 22 Bennett, Charles (1840-1927) 330, 331, 332 Berardy 271 Berch<strong>to</strong>ld, A. J. 550 Berger, Frederick W. 176 Bergheim, J. S. 463 Bernard l 53 Berres, Joseph (1796-1844) 158, 539 Bertall (Vicomte d' Arnoux) 308 Bertillon, Alphonse 5 l 6 Bertsch, Adolphe (d. 1871) 260-1, 313, 420 Berry, G. R. 237 Berry, Miles 130, 131, 133, 135, 138, 139 Besson, Georges 59 Best, Paul 333 Bewi (Belichtungsmesser Willi Bertram) 421 Biblio<strong>the</strong>que Nationale 554 bichromate <strong>of</strong> potassium 337 Biggs, Col. 288 Bingham, Robert Jefferson (d. 1870) 168, 175, 178, 200, 201, 275, 308,fig 23 binocular, see under stereoscopic Bioscope 444 Biot, Jean Baptiste (1774-1862) 68, 77, 82, 84, 86 Biow, Hermann (1810-1850) 159, 185, 64 Birtles, J. 453, 271 Bisson, Louis (b. 1814) and Auguste (b. 1826) I18, 190, 264, 275, 282, 290, 301 ' 546, i 58 bitumen <strong>of</strong> Judea 56, 57, 58, 62, 337, 343 Black, Joseph (1728-99) 33, 38 Black, J. W. 508 Blair, T. H. 410 Blair, William 339 Blair <strong>Camera</strong> Co. 416 Blanc, Richard le 20 Blanchard, Samuel Laman 137 Blanchard, Valentine (1831-1901) 263-4, 303, 127 Blanchere, Henri de la 344 Blanquart-Evrard, Louis-Desire (1802-72) 58, 175, 186, 187-9 ; Lille printing establishment 188; development <strong>of</strong> positive prints 188, 191, 195, 335-6, 402, fig 51 Bloch, E. 418, 223, 224, 226 blueprint, 95, 169, 170 Boissonnas, Fred. ( 18-s 8-1947) 443, 465 Bolas, Thomas 417, 455 Bol<strong>to</strong>n, William Blanchard (1848-99) 325, 326, 327, 330, 399 Boni, Albert 317 Boole, A. & J. 282 Booth, H. C. 152 Borland, Alexander 5 51 Bruce, James 28 Brunel, Isambard Kingdom 267 Bryceson 262 Buckle, Samuel 177 Bucquet, Maurice (d. 1921) 448, 465, 29 1 Bull, Lucien 442, 446 Bullock, Edward & James 545, 547, 550, 321 Bullock, T. 293 Bulot 342 Bunsen, Robert Wilhelm (1811-99) 427 Burgess, E. 344 Burgess, John 328-9 Burnet, John 248 Burnett, C. J. 339, 342, 345, 412, 550 Buron, 117 Bushnell, Dr 149 Borthwick & Stanley 153 Cabinet pho<strong>to</strong>graph 300, 302-3, 403 Bottcher, Georg 316 Cade, Robert 278 Boudoir pho<strong>to</strong>graph 303 Cailleux, Alphonse de 67 Boulanger, General 453 Caldesi & Montecchi 284 Boul<strong>to</strong>n, Mat<strong>the</strong>w (1728-1809) 38 calotype 79, 81-2, 93, 132, 14j, 162-8, Bourgeois, A. 468 170-89, 233, 335 Bourne, Samuel (1834-1912) 288, 291-2, Calotype Club 176, 180, 181, 201 325, i 70 Camarsac, Lafon de (1821-1905) 343 Boutan, Louis 428, 512-3 ,fig 67, 313 camera, pho<strong>to</strong>graphic : Adamson's 167, Bou<strong>to</strong>n, Charles Marie (1781-1853) 65 Archer's 279; with bellows 64, 74, 262, Bavier, L. 465 275 ; carte-de-visite 302 ; change box 410, Boyle, Robert (1627-9 1) 25, 30 415; Claudet's 141, 143 ; for collodion Boys, Sir Charles Vernon (1855-1944) 445 process 259-62, 275-9, 283-5 ; Daguerre's Bradford, William 289 62, 64, 73-4 ; Davidson's I 52, 167; Brady, Ma<strong>the</strong>w B. (1823-96) 126, 127, 'detective' 417-9 ; giant 316-7 ; with iris 128, 159, 27 1-3, 298, 310, i45, 1 47, 204 diaphragm 64; magazine 183, 262, 407, Brande, William Thomas 91 410-2, 417; Marey's and Muybridge's Brander, Georg Friedrich 28, JI 435, 436, 439-42 ; first metal camera 64; Brandt, Bill (b. 1905) 449, 450 miniature 76, 156, 260-1 ; multiple lens Brandt, Friedrich Christian (1823-91) 273 444 ; Niepce's 55, 59, 63 ; panoramic 119, Brandweiner, Adolf 544 409 ; for paper processes 183-4 ; pho<strong>to</strong>- Brasch, C. 3!0 au<strong>to</strong>mat 419; pocket 416; press 455; Brassai (Gyula Halasz; b. 1899) 449, 450 reflex 415; roll-film 183, 406, 413-4 ; Braun, Adolphe (1811-77) 250, 263, 291, Ross's 163 ; Steinheil's 94, 156; stereo- 340, 43, i73, i76-1 78_ scopic 259-60, 263, 418; Talbot's 64, 76, Brayley, Edward William (1802-70) 91, 80, 82-3 ; twin-lens 415; Voigtlander's 92, 93 157 Breese, Charles S. (d. 1875) 265 camera lucida 26, 29, 126 Breuning, Wilhelm 185 camera obscura: use by artists 21, 22, 23 ; Brewster, Sir David (1781-1868) 42, 77, with lens 20-4, 26, 27 ; miniature 28; 82, 92, 145, 153, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, ox-eye 23 ; periscopic 61, 62 ; portable 168, 195, 204, 246, 257, 258, 260, 293, 23-9, 66; reflex 26, 27 ; room type 17-23, 318, 336, 427, 458, 522; lenticular stereo- 28; table 28; tent 24 scope 254; rivalry with Wheats<strong>to</strong>ne 256 <strong>Camera</strong> Work 467, 468, 469 Britannia Works Co. 331, 400, 421 Cameron, Henry Herschel Hay 461, 285 British Association 78, 92, 165, 178, 195, '\,Cameron, Julia Margaret (i8r5-79) 247, 198, 254, 312, 344, 428, 438, 458 250-1 298, 305-6, 310, 315, 457-8, i93, Britishjournal <strong>of</strong> <strong>Pho<strong>to</strong>graphy</strong>, <strong>The</strong> 327, 329, i95, i96 331, 332, 399, 586 Campbell, G. M. 237 British Journal Pho<strong>to</strong>graphic -- Almanac, <strong>The</strong> Campbell, J. F. 314 399, 424, 588 'candid' cameraman 448 British Museum 167, 170, 449 Caneva, Giacomo 189 British Mu<strong>to</strong>scope and Biograph Co. 454 Canning, Charles John, Earl 447 Brogi, Giacomo (1822-81) 284 Canson Freres 182 bromide paper 399 carbon process 308, 338-40, 341, 461 bromoil print 464, 468, 583 Car butt, John (1832-1905) 341, 408 Broom, Mrs Albert (1863-1939) 454, 277 Cardano, Girolamo (1501-76) 20, 22 Bro<strong>the</strong>rs, Alfred 427 Carjat, Etienne (1828-1906) 308, 201, 202 Brougham, Henry, Lord (1778-1 868) 36, Carlisle, Sir Anthony (1768-1840) 38 296 Carlyle, Jane Welsh (1801-66) 239, 296 Brown, E. 128 Carpenter, William Benjamin (1813-85) Brownell, Frank A. 416 31 I
Index 591 Carpmael, William I 3 5 Carquero & Guillaumot 419 Carrick, William (d. 1878) 302, 191 Castiglione, Countess 291 Carroll, Lewis (1832-98) 245, 247, 309, 206, 207, 210 carte-de-visite 147, 186, 196, 237, 272, 293-303, 307; camera 302, 190 Carvalho, S. N. 127 Casazza, Gatti 467 Casler, Herman 418 Cata! ysotype 169 Ca<strong>the</strong>rwood, Frederick 126 Cattermole, George 245 Cattin 342 celluloid film 405, 407, 441-2, 524 Celluloid Manufacturing Co. 408 ceramic pho<strong>to</strong>graphs 342-4, 406 Cercle d'Art Pho<strong>to</strong>graphique 468 Cesariano, Cesare 19 Chadwick, W. I. 259 Chalmers, Thomas 166 Chalan, Alfred 11 8 'Cham' (Amedee de Noe) 315,fig 46 'Champfleury' Gules Fleury-Husson; 1821- 89) 190 change-box 410 Charles, A. 36 Charles, Jacques 36 Chauffour 429, 5 I 3 chemical focus 121, 147 chemicals, price <strong>of</strong> I 5 3, I 84, 242, 3 45 Chemist, <strong>The</strong> 180, 198, 200 Cherubin d'Orleans 253 Cheselden, William (1688-1752) 27, 9 Chevalier, Charles (1804-59) 59, 61, 62, 64, 73, 74, 117, 134, 157, 190 Chevalier, Vincent (1770- ?) 59, 61, 62, 64, 73, 74, 117 Chevallier, J. G. A. 253 Chevreul, Michel Eugene (1786-1889) 453. 269 Chevrier, Jules 57, 58 Chil<strong>to</strong>n, James R. 120 Chimenti, Jacopo di (1558-1640) 256 Chisholm, Alexander 32, 38, 41 chloride <strong>of</strong> gold <strong>to</strong>ning II7, 189, 196, 258, 336, 403 chloride paper 400 chloro-bromide paper 400-1 Chroma type 169 Chronopho<strong>to</strong>graphy 440-6 Chrysotype I 69 cinema<strong>to</strong>graphy 441-3, 454, 509 Cini, Count Vit<strong>to</strong>rio 284 Civiale, Aime (1821--g3) 291 Clarke, J. F. 41 I Clarke, Melville 288 Claude Lorrain 60 Claudet, An<strong>to</strong>ine Frarn;:ois Jean (1797- 1867) 117, II9, 129, 133, 244, 312, 56, 57, 116; Beard's lawsuit 139, 140; adopts calotype 164; purchase <strong>of</strong> licence from Daguerre I 34, I 3 8; differential focusing 458 ; inventions 141, 14 148, 540; multiplying camera 143, 302; panorama <strong>of</strong> London 142; introduction <strong>of</strong> Petzval lens I 42 ; portraits by artificial light 426 ; stereoscopic improvements 254, 255--0, 257, 118; studios 139, 144, 146-7 Clay<strong>to</strong>n, John 333 Clerk-Maxwell, Sir James (1831-79) 521, 522 cliche-1Jerre 77, 251-2 Clifford, Charles (d. 1863) 285, 324, 166, 167 close-up 305 clouds, rendering <strong>of</strong> 264 Coburn, Alvin Langdon (1882-1966) 468, 469, 308 Cocke, Archibald Lewis 147, 149 Cocking, Edward 101 Cody, Parker B. 416 Coen, Giuseppe 284 Cogan 203 Collen, Henry (1800-75) 163-4, 173, 175, 254, 521-2 collodio-albumen process 283, 284, 324 collodio-bromide emulsion 400 collodio-chloride paper 399 collodion emulsion 326-7 collodion pellicle 320, 327 collodion processes : dry 28 3, 320-1, 323-7; wet 92, 119, 177, 181, 182, 186, 191, 192, 197-206, 233, 423,fig 40 collotype 338, 440, 544, 547-8 Colnaghi, P. & D. 245, 284, 3 I 5 colour pho<strong>to</strong>graphy 97, 521-5 Comite des Monuments His<strong>to</strong>riques 190, 191, 281 Comptes Rend11s 85 Conserva<strong>to</strong>ire des Arts et Meriers 58, 71 Constable, William (1783-1861) 140 Constant, Eugene 1 89, l 9 5 Contessa Werke 455 controlled printing processes 463-4, 468 Cook, George F. 273 Cooper, J. T. 79, 133, 136, 145 Cornu & Mercadier 320 Corot, Jean Baptiste Camille 252, J 14 Country Life 461 Courbet, Gustave 245, 274, 456 Couture, Thomas 246 crayon daguerreotypes 148 Critcherson 289 Crookes, Sir William (1832-1919) 182, 322, 324, 517, 586 Cros, Charles (1842-88) 522 Cruikshank, George 137, 251, 252, .figs 13, 32 Cundall, George S. 168 Cundall, Joseph ( l 8 l 8--g 5) 176, 266, 28 l, 282 Cutting, James 237 Cuvelier, Adalbert 252 cyanotype 95 Dagor lens 455, 584 Dagron, Prudent (1819-1900) 317, 318, 319-21 Daguerre, Dominique 41, 42 Daguerre, Louis Jacques Mande (1787- 1851) 41, 59, 60, 6!, 62, 67-74, II9, 120 121, 144, 155, 263, 28; sale <strong>of</strong> licence <strong>to</strong> Claudet 134; English patent 72, I 30, I 3 I, 132; effect <strong>of</strong> publication on Talbot 77; see also daguerreotype Daguerreian Journal, <strong>The</strong> 128, 586 daguerreotype 60, 67-74, 78, 88, 94, 95 ; in America 120-9 ; apparatus 73-4, 117, 124, 125, 131, 141, 152, 153-4, 156; back- grounds 141 ; colouring 140, 141, I 59, I 60 ; in France 115-9 ; in Germans peaking countries 155-61 ; in Great Britain I 30-54 Daguerreotype War in Hamburg, <strong>The</strong> 159 'daguerreotypomania' 71, 29 Daguerreville 123 Daily Graphic, <strong>The</strong> 551, 552 Daily Mirror, <strong>The</strong> 452, 552 Dallas, Campbell Duncan 543 Dall >type 543 Dallmeyer, John . Henry (1830-83) 260, 458, 583 Dallmeyer, Thomas Ross (1859-1906) 463, 584 ., Dancer, John I}tnjamin (1812-87) 151, 260, 318, 411./.1.20, 121 Danti, Ignatio (1536-86) 22 darkroom light 141 --..._,,- dark tent I 88, 195, 199, 276, 277, 27g--80, 285, 291, 309 Darwin, Charles 247, 306 Darwin, <strong>Era</strong>smus 38 Daubigny, Charles Frarn;:ois 252 Daudet, Leon 307, 308 Daumier, Honore 507, 311 Dau<strong>the</strong>ndey, Carl 160 Davanne, Louis Alphonse (1824-1912) 192, 545 David, L. 408 Davidson, Thomas 94, 152, 165, 167, 61 Davison, George (1856-1930) 457, 458, 459, 460, 463, 283 Davy, Sir Humphry (1778-1829) 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 60, 427 Day, F. Holland (1864-1933) 465 Deckel, Friedrich (1871-1948) 420 Degotti, Ignace Eugene-Marie 65 Delaborde, Henri 244 Delacroix, Eugene 190, 244, 252 Delamarre, <strong>The</strong>odore 429 Delamotte, Philip Henry (1820-89) 176, 203, 231, 266-7, 280, 135, 136 Delaroche, Paul 70, 179, 192, 245, 249, 464 De la Rue, Thomas 542 Delessert, Benjamin (d. l 868) 190 Delessert, Edouard 293, 296, 3 l 5 Demachy, Robert (d. 1937) 463, 465, 467, 294, 296 Demeny, Georges 442, 444 Denise, Amedee 509 Denon, Vivant 286 Deroche, Mathieu 344 Derussy 119 Desmarets, Paul 508 Despretz, Cesar 84 Desvignes, P. H. 256 'detective' cameras 417--g developing agents : alkaline 326; gallic acid Bo, 82, 91, 92, 188, 190, 194; mercury 67, 71, 82, 196; pro<strong>to</strong>sulphate <strong>of</strong> iron 169, 178; pyrogallic acid 198, 326; tannin 326 developing and printing (D. & P.) service 414, 422 Diamond, Hugh W. (1809-86) 176, 197, 198, 265, 293 'Diamond Cameo' portraits 302 diaphragm 22, 26, 56, 62; iris diaphragm 64 diapositive 3 l 3, 342, 523, 525, 541 Dickens, Charles 318, 514 Dickson, W. K. L. 454
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