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Félix Bonfils, Femme de Bethleem, Albumen print, CCA: Canadian Centre for Architecture, PH1980:0683.03:039, LL/64474
 
Peoples of the world
Contents
Introduction
537.01   People of the world
537.02   Enhanced reality and peoples of the world
537.03   Introduction to human zoos
Different formats
537.04   Daguerreotypes: Ethnic
537.05   Daguerreotypes: Ethnic: Indians
537.06   Daguerreotypes: Ethnic: Chinese
537.07   Daguerreotypes: Ethnic: Native Americans
537.08   Daguerreotypes: Ethnic: Spanish
537.09   Richard Beard: Illustrations for Henry Mayhew - London Labour and the London Poor
537.10   Acadians, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada (1859)
537.11   Albumen prints: Ethnic and traditional costumes
537.12   Cartes de visite: Ethnic and traditional costumes
537.13   Cabinet cards: Ethnic and traditional costumes
537.14   Helen Edlund: Swedish folk costumes
537.15   Japanese ambrotypes
537.16   Alexander Gardner: Ogallalla Sioux (May, 1872)
537.17   John William Lindt: Aborigines
537.18   Charles Kerry: Aborigines
537.19   Carl Lumholtz: Mexico and the measurement of man (1890s)
Studies of occupational types and "tipos"
537.20   Christiano Júnior: Tipos (Brazil)
537.21   François Aubert: Tipos (Mexico)
537.22   Merille: Tipos (Mexico)
537.23   Cruces & Campa: Tipos (Mexico)
537.24   William Saunders: Studio studies of the occupations of the Chinese
537.25   Baron Raimund von Stillfried: Portraits from China
537.26   William J. Johnson: Photographs of Western India. Volume I. Costumes and Characters (ca. 1855-1862)
537.27   J. Forbes Watson & John William Kaye (eds.): The People of India (1868-1872)
537.28   Pascal Sebah: Les costumes populaires de la Turquie en 1873
537.29   Emilio Biel & Ca.: Album de Phototypico Vistas e Costumes do Norte de Portugal (ca. 1900)
537.30   Edward S. Curtis: The North American Indian
537.31   Alfred M. Duggan-Cronin: The Bantu Tribes of South Africa (1928-1954)
Documenting the world in colour
537.32   Albert Kahn: Archives of the Planet (1909-1931)
People of all Nations
537.33   Aborigines
537.34   King Billy - A scandal in Tasmania
537.35   Andamanese
537.36   Arabs
537.37   Argentinians
537.38   Brazilians
537.39   Russians
537.40   Cossacks
537.41   Dervishes
537.42   Ecuadorians
537.43   Inuit
537.44   Japanese
537.45   Jews
537.46   Mexicans
537.47   Peruvians
537.48   Persians
537.49   Samoans
537.50   Sápmi: Lapps (Sami or Saami)
537.51   Zulus
Stereotypes
537.52   Stereotypical portraits in nineteenth century Italy
The merging of races
537.53   Augustus Francis Sherman: Ellis Island portraits
Socio-cultural studies
537.54   Icons of the South - Portraits of Ouleds-Nails (Algeria 1860-1910)
Questioning identity
537.55   Annu Palakunnathu Matthew: An Indian from India
 
  
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