Introduction | |
1 | Introduction to photography in Japan |
The Japanese | |
2 | Japanese |
3 | Ainu |
4 | Japanese ambrotypes |
5 | Japan: Cartes de visite |
6 | Japan: Stereoviews |
Art and photography in Japan | |
7 | Photographers and photography in Japan depicted in art |
Photographers | |
8 | Eliphant Brown: Daguerreotypist on Commodore Perry's voyage to the China Seas and Japan (1850s) |
9 | Felice Beato: Japan: Portraits |
10 | Felice Beato: Japan: Places |
11 | Felice Beato: My artists |
12 | Pierre Joseph Rossier: Japan |
13 | Charles Bierstadt: Japan |
14 | Wilhelm Burger: Japan (Check attributions) |
15 | Baron Raimund von Stillfried: Japan: Portraits |
16 | Baron Raimund von Stillfried: Japan: Places |
17 | Stillfried & Andersen: Japan: Portraits |
18 | Stillfried & Andersen: Japan: Places |
19 | Kusakabe Kimbei: Japan: Portraits |
20 | Kusakabe Kimbei: Japan: Places |
21 | Adolfo Farsari: Japan: Portraits |
22 | Adolfo Farsari: Japan: Places |
23 | Antoon F. Bauduin: Japan |
24 | Suzuki Shinichi 1: Japan: Portraits |
25 | Emile de Montgolfier: Japan |
26 | Ogawa Kazumasa: Japan: Occupational portraits |
27 | Ogawa Kazumasa: Japan: Places |
28 | Herbert Ponting: Japan |
Working with photography | |
29 | Early photographers at work in Japan |
Japanese artists and colourists | |
30 | Nineteenth century Japanese artists and colourists |
Royal family | |
31 | Royal family of Japan |
Japanese diplomats overseas | |
32 | First Japanese Embassy to Europe (1862) |
33 | Second Japanese Embassy to Europe - Ikeda Nagaoki's Japanese Mission to Europe (1864) |
34 | Atelier Nadar: Japanese diplomats |
Cultural stereotypes | |
35 | Samurai |
36 | Baron Raimund von Stillfried: Japan: Martial arts |
37 | Sumo wrestlers |
38 | Japanese men with tattoos |
39 | Japanese women sleeping |
40 | Geishas |
41 | Courtesans |
42 | Japan: Musicians |
43 | Japan: Performance, theatre and dance |
44 | Crime and punishment in Japan |
45 | External cultural influences in Japan |
Transportation | |
46 | Sedan chairs (kago) in Japan |
47 | Japan: Jinrikisha, rickshaw or ricksha |
48 | Japan: Boats |
Locations | |
49 | Landscapes of Japan |
50 | Japan: Enoshima |
51 | Japan: Hakone |
52 | Japan: Kamakura |
53 | Japan: Kanagawa |
54 | Japan: Kanasawa |
55 | Japan: Kyoto |
56 | Japan: Mt. Fuji |
57 | Japan: Mt. Fuji as a background motif |
58 | Japan: Nagasaki |
59 | Japan: Nagoya Castle |
60 | Japan: Nara |
61 | Japan: Narita |
62 | Japan: Nikko |
63 | Japan: Osaka |
64 | Japan: Tokyo - Edo |
65 | Japan: Tomioka |
66 | Japan: Yokohama |
The Far East | |
67 | The Far East (1870-1878) |
Everyday life in Japan | |
68 | Everyday life in Japan |
69 | Japan: Shops |
70 | Japan: Street vendors |
71 | Japan: Crafts |
Contemporary accounts | |
72 | Photograph of the deceased on a grave at a cemetery in Yokohama, Japan (1881) |
Concealed meanings | |
73 | T. Enami: A Japanese Farmer and his Wife |
The Great Earthquake (1891) | |
74 | Ogawa Kazumasa: The Great Earthquake of Japan (1891) |
A calling card to the West | |
75 | Japan: Described and illustrated by the Japanese (1897) |
Pictorialism | |
76 | Pictorialism in Japan |
77 | Baron Adolph de Meyer: Japan |
78 | Arnold Genthe: Japan |
79 | Japanese pictorialism - Bunka Shashin-shu (1922) |
80 | Japanese Art Photography preserved on Postcards |
Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905) | |
81 | Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905): Introduction |
82 | Photographers of the Russo-Japanese War |
Second World War (1939-1945) | |
83 | SSgt Louis R. Lowery: First Flag Raising on Iwo Jima (23 February 1945) |
84 | Joe Rosenthal: Flag raising at Iwo Jima (23 February 1945) |
85 | War: Atomic explosions: Hiroshima |
86 | War: Atomic explosions: Nagasaki |
Post-War Japan | |
87 | Provoke |
88 | Japanese protest books |
89 | W. Eugene Smith: Minamata |
Photobooks | |
90 | Japanese photobooks |
Introduction | |
1 | Introduction to photography in Japan |
The Japanese | |
2 | Japanese |
3 | Ainu |
4 | Japanese ambrotypes |
5 | Japan: Cartes de visite |
6 | Japan: Stereoviews |
Art and photography in Japan | |
7 | Photographers and photography in Japan depicted in art |
Photographers | |
8 | Eliphant Brown: Daguerreotypist on Commodore Perry's voyage to the China Seas and Japan (1850s) |
9 | Felice Beato: Japan: Portraits |
10 | Felice Beato: Japan: Places |
11 | Felice Beato: My artists |
12 | Pierre Joseph Rossier: Japan |
13 | Charles Bierstadt: Japan |
14 | Wilhelm Burger: Japan (Check attributions) |
15 | Baron Raimund von Stillfried: Japan: Portraits |
16 | Baron Raimund von Stillfried: Japan: Places |
17 | Stillfried & Andersen: Japan: Portraits |
18 | Stillfried & Andersen: Japan: Places |
19 | Kusakabe Kimbei: Japan: Portraits |
20 | Kusakabe Kimbei: Japan: Places |
21 | Adolfo Farsari: Japan: Portraits |
22 | Adolfo Farsari: Japan: Places |
23 | Antoon F. Bauduin: Japan |
24 | Suzuki Shinichi 1: Japan: Portraits |
25 | Emile de Montgolfier: Japan |
26 | Ogawa Kazumasa: Japan: Occupational portraits |
27 | Ogawa Kazumasa: Japan: Places |
28 | Herbert Ponting: Japan |
Working with photography | |
29 | Early photographers at work in Japan |
Japanese artists and colourists | |
30 | Nineteenth century Japanese artists and colourists |
Royal family | |
31 | Royal family of Japan |
Japanese diplomats overseas | |
32 | First Japanese Embassy to Europe (1862) |
33 | Second Japanese Embassy to Europe - Ikeda Nagaoki's Japanese Mission to Europe (1864) |
34 | Atelier Nadar: Japanese diplomats |
Cultural stereotypes | |
35 | Samurai |
36 | Baron Raimund von Stillfried: Japan: Martial arts |
37 | Sumo wrestlers |
38 | Japanese men with tattoos |
39 | Japanese women sleeping |
40 | Geishas |
41 | Courtesans |
42 | Japan: Musicians |
43 | Japan: Performance, theatre and dance |
44 | Crime and punishment in Japan |
45 | External cultural influences in Japan |
Transportation | |
46 | Sedan chairs (kago) in Japan |
47 | Japan: Jinrikisha, rickshaw or ricksha |
48 | Japan: Boats |
Locations | |
49 | Landscapes of Japan |
50 | Japan: Enoshima |
51 | Japan: Hakone |
52 | Japan: Kamakura |
53 | Japan: Kanagawa |
54 | Japan: Kanasawa |
55 | Japan: Kyoto |
56 | Japan: Mt. Fuji |
57 | Japan: Mt. Fuji as a background motif |
58 | Japan: Nagasaki |
59 | Japan: Nagoya Castle |
60 | Japan: Nara |
61 | Japan: Narita |
62 | Japan: Nikko |
63 | Japan: Osaka |
64 | Japan: Tokyo - Edo |
65 | Japan: Tomioka |
66 | Japan: Yokohama |
The Far East | |
67 | The Far East (1870-1878) |
Everyday life in Japan | |
68 | Everyday life in Japan |
69 | Japan: Shops |
70 | Japan: Street vendors |
71 | Japan: Crafts |
Contemporary accounts | |
72 | Photograph of the deceased on a grave at a cemetery in Yokohama, Japan (1881) |
Concealed meanings | |
73 | T. Enami: A Japanese Farmer and his Wife |
The Great Earthquake (1891) | |
74 | Ogawa Kazumasa: The Great Earthquake of Japan (1891) |
A calling card to the West | |
75 | Japan: Described and illustrated by the Japanese (1897) |
Pictorialism | |
76 | Pictorialism in Japan |
77 | Baron Adolph de Meyer: Japan |
78 | Arnold Genthe: Japan |
79 | Japanese pictorialism - Bunka Shashin-shu (1922) |
80 | Japanese Art Photography preserved on Postcards |
Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905) | |
81 | Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905): Introduction |
82 | Photographers of the Russo-Japanese War |
Second World War (1939-1945) | |
83 | SSgt Louis R. Lowery: First Flag Raising on Iwo Jima (23 February 1945) |
84 | Joe Rosenthal: Flag raising at Iwo Jima (23 February 1945) |
85 | War: Atomic explosions: Hiroshima |
86 | War: Atomic explosions: Nagasaki |
Post-War Japan | |
87 | Provoke |
88 | Japanese protest books |
89 | W. Eugene Smith: Minamata |
Photobooks | |
90 | Japanese photobooks |