by M. Susan Barger is a survey of the photograph in mid-nineteenth century
life. It also provides a technical study of the Daguerreotype process and
includes how to restore and preserve these images.
by John Wood is a passionate exploration of the Daguerreotype, portraying a
fascinating visual picture of America between 1840 and 1860 within a social,
economic and historical context.
by Robert Sobieszek is a stunning volume of 107 of their finest photographs
including portraits of both famous and ordinary people and a variety of
landscapes and views of the mid-19th century.
by Larry J. Schaaf. The images that Talbot captured are beautiful and mysterious. Softer than modern photography, these pictures look like paintings.
Each of the 100 images is given its own explanatory text.
by Dolores Kilgo is an extraordinary work of historical and cultural
research, a study of perhaps the most gifted and most dedicated of all American
daguerreotypists.
by Floyd Rinhart is the pioneer book on
Photographic Cases . It was the reference bible for twenty
years untilKrainik’s
‘Union Cases’ was published . A 'must have' for collectors.
