Art Resources on the Web - Photography
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 Left: Daguerreotype, mid-nineteenth
century, from the Daguerreian Society page
(http://www.daguerre.org).
From the private collection of Gary Ewer, Spokane, WA.
Permission granted for this use.
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- California Views - holds the works of over 900 photographers from the 1880-1990's.
- Centro
de la Imagen
- City Gallery - covers the history of photography and the use of genealogy to
research the careers of 19th century photographers
- Corbis Corporation - provides digital access to millions of photographic images, including
the Bettman Archive.
- Daguerreian Society - dedicated to the history, science and art of the daguerreotype.
Features galleries, information, and resources about the daguerreotype.
- George Eastman House
- Graflex Speed Graphic - Dedicated to promoting the use and preservation of Graflex Speed
Graphic and other classic American cameras.
- History
of Photography - by Dr. Robert Leggat;
hypertext history of photography from earliest times to the 1920s.
- International Center of
Photography - established to collect,
preserve, and exhibit notable twentieth-century works, with a special
emphasis on documentary photography; to teach photography at all
levels; and to provide a forum for the exchange of critical ideas
and information.
- Noorderlicht Photofestival
and Photogallery - site contains visual and textual information about
all activities. In Groningen, Netherlands September 13 - October
12, 1997.
- PhotoHistory - chronological history of photography in Japan
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