Introduction |
308.01 | Introduction to fauna and the animal kingdom |
308.02 | Trophies and hung game |
308.03 | Taxidermists and taxidermy |
308.04 | Animals in the wild |
308.05 | The genius of animal photography |
308.06 | Different ways of seeing animals |
Animals |
308.07 | Elephants |
308.08 | Lions |
308.09 | Tigers |
308.10 | Camels |
308.11 | Deer |
308.12 | Wolves |
308.13 | Monkeys, chimpanzees and apes |
308.14 | Giraffes |
308.15 | Zebras |
308.16 | Hippopotami |
308.17 | Snakes |
308.18 | Alligators and crocodiles |
308.19 | Bears |
308.20 | Rabbits and hares |
Photographers |
308.21 | Henry Fox Talbot: Animal photographs |
308.22 | John Dillwyn LLewelyn and his stuffed animals |
308.23 | Comte de Montizon: London Zoo |
308.24 | J.-E.-H., Bon Le Couteulx de Canteleu: La Chasse du loup, par,... avec des planches photographiées d'après nature par Crémière, Hanfstaengel et Platel (1861) |
308.25 | Frank Haes: Stereocard details of London Zoo (ca. 1865) |
308.26 | James Green and James H. Gardiner: British Batrachians and Reptiles (ca 1896) |
308.27 | Eadweard Muybridge: Animals in motion |
308.28 | Advert for J.D.B. Stillman "The Horse In Motion, As Shown By Instantaneous Photography," (London: Trubner and Co., 1882) |
308.29 | Book review of J.D.B. Stillman "The Horse In Motion, As Shown By Instantaneous Photography," (London: Trubner and Co., 1882) |
308.30 | Ottomar Anschütz: Animal studies |
Formats |
308.31 | Daguerreotypes: Nature |
308.32 | Cartes de visite: Nature |
308.33 | Cabinet cards: Animals |
Zoos |
308.34 | Smithsonian National Zoo - Contemporary photography |
Changing perspectives |
308.35 | Diverse perspectives on animals |
Conclusions |
308.36 | Animals conclusions |