Unidentified photographer, An unidentified washerwoman for the Union Army, Richmond, Virginia, 1865 (ca), Ambrotype, hand-painted, National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution, LL/62782 |
Ambrotypes
Contents| Information requests | | 689.01 | Improving content on photographic techniques | | Examples | | 689.02 | Examples of ambrotypes | | 689.03 | Painted ambrotypes | | 689.04 | Ambrotypes: Half the back removed to show positive and negative areas | | 689.05 | Ambrotypes: Used as the basis for illustrations | | Themes | | 689.06 | Ambrotypes: Portrait | | 689.07 | Ambrotypes: Occupationals | | 689.08 | Ambrotypes: Military | | 689.09 | Ambrotypes: Backgrounds | | 689.10 | Ambrotypes: Animals | | 689.11 | Ambrotypes: Photographic studios | | 689.12 | Ambrotypes: Photographica | | Advertisements | | 689.13 | Ambrotypes: Advertisements | | Cased photographs | | 689.14 | Marketing: Cased photographs | | 689.15 | Cased ambrotypes | | 689.16 | Japanese ambrotypes | | Stereo ambrotypes | | 689.17 | Stereo ambrotypes | | Contemporary | | 689.18 | Ellen Susan: Soldier Portraits |
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