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• 2002Why Not One More Imponderable? John William Draper's Tithonic Rays31 cited
• 1997The Portrait in photography25 cited
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• 1996Investigation of a Surface Tarnish Found on 19th-Century Daguerreotypes15 cited
• 2006Light Writing: Technology Transfer and Photography to 184512 cited
• 1996Early photographers of the Arctic11 cited
• 1997Daguerreotyping the National Soul: The Portraits of Southworth and Hawes, 1843–18606 cited
• 1985The Mayall story5 cited
• 1973PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGERY OF THE AMERICAN CITY, 1840–18604 cited
• 1981The ‘Curious Gallery’: The Indian photographs of the McClees studio in Washington, 1857–18584 cited
• 1998The silver canvas: Daguerreotype masterpieces from the J. Paul Getty Museum4 cited
• 2015“They Carry Their Religion . . . into Every Act of Their Public and Private Lives”: Quaker Consumption of Early Photographic Images in Philadelphia, 1839–18603 cited
• 2008O 'homem de invenções' e as 'recompensas nacionais': notas sobre H. Florence e L. J. M. Daguerre3 cited