Camera Work: A Photographic Quarterly

1913 (Heft 41)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.31248
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• [a] Camera Work: A Photographic Quarterly [cover recto] DOI
• [1] [Editors] Camera Work [masthead] DOI
• [3] Julia Margaret Cameron [list of plates] DOI
• [4a] [Julia Margaret Cameron, I. Carlyle, photogravure from original collodion negative, gravure plates made by the Autotype Fine Arts Company, London, printing done by Manhattan Photogravure Company New York] DOI
• [6a] [Julia Margaret Cameron, II. Carlyle, photogravure from original collodion negative, gravure plates made by the Autotype Fine Arts Company, London, printing done by Manhattan Photogravure Company New York] DOI
• [8a] [Julia Margaret Cameron, III. Herschel, photogravure from original collodion negative, gravure plates made by the Autotype Fine Arts Company, London, printing done by Manhattan Photogravure Company New York] DOI
• [10a] [Julia Margaret Cameron, IV. Joachim, photogravure from original collodion negative, gravure plates made by the Autotype Fine Arts Company, London, printing done by Manhattan Photogravure Company New York] DOI
• [12a] [Julia Margaret Cameron, V. Ellen Terry, at the Age of Sixteen, photogravure from original collodion negative, gravure plates made by the Autotype Fine Arts Company, London, printing done by Manhattan Photogravure Company New York] DOI
• 17-20 Marius De Zayas, Photography [Editors, The Attention of Readers of this Essay is Called to Mr. De Zayas’s Essay, “The Sun Has Set”, Published in Camera Work, Number XXXIX] DOI
• 20 Rex Stovel, An Appeal from One to Another DOI
• 21-23 Benjamin De Casseres, The Minutes DOI
• 24-30 Photo-Secession Notes [unsigned] DOI
  • 24 Exhibition of Caricatures by Alfred J. Frueh DOI
  • 24 Exhibition of Drawings and Paintings by Walkowitz DOI
  • 24-25 Samuel Swift in the “N.Y. Sun” DOI
  • 25-26 Henry Tyrrell in the “N.Y. Evening World” DOI
  • 26 Arthur Hoeber in the “N.Y. Globe” DOI
  • 26-28 Samuel Swift in the “N.Y. Sun” DOI
  • 28-29 J. [John] N. [Nilsen] Laurvik in the “Boston Transcript” DOI
  • 29 Charles H. [Henry] Caffin in the “N.Y. American” DOI
  • 29-30 Elizabeth Luther Carey in the “N.Y. Times” DOI
  • 30 Royal Cortissoz in the “N.Y. Tribune” under the title That Mesopotamian Word “Individuality” DOI
  • 30 Henry Tyrrell in the “N.Y. Evening World” DOI
• [31] Alfred Stieglitz [list of plates] DOI
• [32a] [Alfred Stieglitz, I. A Snapshot: Paris (1911), photogravure from original negative made by the Manhattan Photogravure Company, New York] DOI
• [34a] [Alfred Stieglitz, II. A Snapshot: Paris (1911), photogravure from original negative made by the Manhattan Photogravure Company, New York] DOI
• [36a] [Alfred Stieglitz, III. The Asphalt Paver: New York (1892), photogravure from original negative made by the Manhattan Photogravure Company, New York] DOI
• [38a] [Alfred Stieglitz, IV. Portrait—S.R. (1904), photogravure from original negative made by the Manhattan Photogravure Company, New York] DOI
• 41 [Photo-Secession Notes, unsigned, continued from p. 30] DOI
  • 41 [Henry Tyrrell in the “N.Y. Evening World”, continued from p. 30] DOI
  • 41 Hutchens Hapgood in the “N.Y. Globe” DOI
• 41-42 [Editors] Our Plates DOI
• 42-43 Paul B. Haviland, An Open Letter DOI
• 44-48 Marius De Zayas, The Evolution of Form—Introduction [with an introduction by the editors] DOI
• 49-63] [Advertisements] DOI
  • [49] Nepera Division, Eastman Kodak Company [Velox Paper] DOI
  • [50] Folmer & Schwing Division, Eastman Kodak Company [1A Graflex Camera] DOI
  • [51] Seed Dry Plate Division, Eastman Kodak Company [Seed Gilt Edge 30 Plates] DOI
  • [52] Eastman Kodak Company [Zelta Albumen Printing-Out Paper] DOI
  • [53] Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. [New Model Balopticon Stereopticon] DOI
  • [54] Rochester Optical Division, Eastman Kodak Co. [Premoette Junior Camera] DOI
  • [55] Chas. [Charles] M. [Michael] Higgins & Co. [Higgins’ Photo Mounter] DOI
  • [55] Geo. [George] F. [Ferdinand] Of [Frames] DOI
  • [55] John Royle & Sons [Royle Machines] DOI
  • [56] Eastman Kodak Co. [Vest Pocket Kodak Camera] DOI
  • [57] Rogers & Company [Illustrated Catalogues and Booklets] DOI
  • [57] The Manhattan Photogravure Company [Art Reproductions] DOI
  • [57] Otto Knoll [Bindings for Camera Work] DOI
  • [57] The Seymour Company [Artistic Papers] DOI
  • [58] Eastman Kodak Company [Kodak Velvet Green Paper] DOI
  • [59] C. [Carl] P. [Paul] American Optical Co. [Goerz Lenses] DOI
• [bb] Eastman Kodak Company [Tested Chemicals, back cover verso] DOI
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