The Photographic Eye, and the Eye
1885; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
A. J. Bothwell, Walter Savage Landor, Alan Muir,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Photographic Eye, and the Eye. Essay: Focussing, Real Tragedy upon the Stage [St. James' Gazette], Then and Now A Paper Read before the Photographic Section of the American Institute, October 6, 1885, A Good Photograph Would Have Settled It, A Model Star Route [Rocky Mountain Cor. Albany Argus], A "Would-Be Editor", From the Photographic News, Her Greatest Recommendation [Exchange], Civilian's Dress for French Soldiers [Pall Mall Gazette], We Are in Receipt of Some Very Magnificent and Rapid Dry Plates from Mr. John Carbutt of Philadelphia, Mr. Leo Weingartner, of Cincinnati, Ex-Secretary of the P. A. of A., Sends Us a Communication Which Will Be Read with Interest, since There Has Been so Much Said about the Management of Affairs at the Cincinnati Convention, The "Then and Now" of Wealth [New York Letter], A Kansas Tornado The Tall Man from Kansas Gives a Little of His Experience out West, The Inauguration of the Monument to the Memory of Poitevin Was a Most Successful Affair, It's English Y' Know [Chicago News], The Society of Amateur Photographer of New York, Deleterious Food List of Adulterated and Dangerous Articles, One Way to Save Money [Hartford Post], Notes, Photographing Distant Mountains, Hereditary Immunity, The Velocity of the Moon [Popular Science News], A Challenge of a Thousand Dollars, Physique of Men of Gonius [Exchange], Mr. Weingartner Explains Facts regarding the Convention Held at Cincinnati 1884, Stamp Photos, Theodore Lilienthal, Bogus Signatures A Man Who Made a Fortune by Selling Forged Autographs, Fifty Masterpieces, The Big Trout Secret Given Away to Every Angler for What It Is Worth— Nothing New, Development in Two Solutions, Walking Wine Advertisement A Clerk Working for a Champagne Importer— Introducing a Brand, Reducing the Distance [Chicago Herald "Train Talk"], The Luxury of Canines [Bismarck Tribune], Sullivan's Earnings and Spendings [Boston Globe], A Gloom Has Fallen [Chicago Herald], Of a Peaceful Disposition [Texas Siftings], A Bear Hunter Tells How He Manages to Entrap Luckless Bruin, A Woman's Hair A Reporter Finds a Romance in Real Life, Money in Old Saints Queer Contents of a Drawer in a Book Cellar, In Buenos Ayres Dentists, Photographers, Physicians and Teachers in Demand, Monster Ironclads [Boston Budget], The Camera Club, The "Pints" Too Far Apart, Come out from under the Cover of a Woman's Petticoats, Successful Dandyism [New York Letter], The Camera in Court New York, Oct 8th. (Special), Managers Their Own Costumers [New York Sun], Instantaneous Photographs Taken at the Breaking of Nature's Rib, Light in the Sick-Room [Tid-Bits], Which Will It Be? The Two Candidates for Governor of New York, John Bull Becoming Puritanical Undraped Models. Display ads: Pense, Multiple Display Advertisements, E. & H. T. Anthony & Co., The Leading Plate the "Cramer", Use Eastman's Special Dry Plates!, The Next Distribution of Prizes to Subscribers. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements, Photographic Card Stock. Poem, verse: Mother and Child. Fiction, drama: Chapter XXIII Poor Vanity Hardware, Vanity Hardware Chapter XXII Tumbledown Farm in Flames.
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