Art Resources on the Web – Photography

Daguerreotype, mid-nineteenth century, from the Daguerreian Society page
Daguerreotype, mid-nineteenth century, from the Daguerreian Society page. From the private collection of Gary Ewer, Spokane, WA. Permission granted for this use.

  • California Views – holds the works of over 900 photographers from the 1880-1990′s.
  • Centro de la Imagen
  • 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