Photographers
Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
Mathew B. Brady photograph of President James Buchanan
Salt print of President James Buchanan taken by Mathew Brady in 1857. The photograph was originally a daguerreotype.
Paul Briol photographs
Two original gelatin silver photographs by Paul Briol. One is labeled "Half Dome," dated approximately 1950s and is a vintage brown-tone print that is possibly toned in sulfur. The other is "Gateway to the Garden of the Gods," dated approximately 1940s and possibly toned in selenium.
André-Adolphe-Eugène Disdéri photograph of Pierre Edouard Frere
Collection includes one photograph of the French painter Pierre Edouard Frere (1819-1886) taken by Disdéri. The photograph includes eight separate photographs of Pierre reading, and posing for the camera.
Eugene Francis Heil papers
Consists of works created primarily by Eugene Francis Heil. Includes photographs, slides, and negatives labeled by subject/client and of various pieces of architecture, world scenery, models, etc. Also includes World War II correspondence, biographical information, and research. Materials dated 1925-1971.
Larry Nicholson papers
Contains various postcards depicting historical sites of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, photographed by Larry Nicholson and produced by Larry Nicholson Productions in Raytown, Missouri. Also contains 55 color slides taken by Larry Nicholson of a visit from David O. McKay, then president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, at Adam-ondi-Ahman in 1966. Includes a compact disc containing digital scans of the slides. Collection materials dated 1966-1980s.
Andrew J. Russell, a visual historian [videorecording]
A study of Andrew J. Russell's photographic documentation of American history, people, geography, and events. Historians, a photographic archivist, Russell's biographer, and a park district locomotive engineer comment on his work. Also includes a demonstration of the laborious process of taking photographs in Russell's day.
C. R. Savage diaries
The diaries contain notes and comments on business, descriptions of many journeys around the West and commentaries on the religious and social life of the period.
C. R. Savage landscape and family photographs
Collection includes photographs taken by Savage of scenic landscapes in national parks in the western United States, photographs of the Savage family, and manuscript items related to Savage. Materials date from between 1830 and 1949.