Bibliography biography cartography photography websites

Mapmakers of the Sixteenth Century and Their Maps.

Cartography is the study and practice of making and using maps.

A selected, annotated list of works on old maps and their makers, and on their collection, cataloging, care, and use.

Photographers' Identities Catalog (PIC) is an experimental interface to a collection of biographical data describing photographers, studios, manufacturers.

Navigate your way to the Newberry and explore our extensive collection of maps and travel-related texts, manuscripts, art, photography, and ephemera.

A selected, annotated list of works on old maps and their makers, and on their collection, cataloging, care, and use..

NOTE: check the "Periodical literature" tab, above, for more bibliographies covering periodical literature on photography and photographers.

Boni, Albert, editor. Photographic Literature, 1960–1970: An International Bibliographic Guide to General & Specialized Literature on Photographic Processes, Techniques, Theory, Chemistry, Physics, Apparatus, Materials & Applications, Industry, History, Biography, Aesthetics, etc. Hastings-on-Hudson, NY: Morgan & Morgan, 1972.

Essential reference work that includes publications of all types, dating from 1727; many entries are annotated. Primarily technical, but includes useful sections on individual photographers, bibliography, history, aesthetics, and illustrated books as well as photographic processes. Author indexes.

Clark Reference ZNE2606 B6

Burns, Stanley B. Early Medical Photography in America (1839–1883).

NY: Burns Archive, 1983.