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Cat.No. Exhibition Exhibit Title Process
874 1858, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Gentleman Col. (coloured)
881 1858, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of Madlle. Piccolomini Col. (coloured)
882 1858, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Young Lady Col. (coloured)
883 1858, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Young Lady Col. (coloured)
884 1858, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Young Lady Col. (coloured)
887 1858, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Young Lady Col. (coloured)
637 1856, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of Horatio Ross Collodion
638 1856, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Young Lady Collodion
639 1856, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait Group Collodion
642 1856, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Girl Collodion
644 1856, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Lady Collodion
645 1856, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Gentleman Collodion
745 1856, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Lady Collodion
767 1858, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Bolton Abbey, from an engraving after Sir E. Landseer Collodion
796 1858, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Gentleman Collodion
797 1858, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Young Lady Collodion
808 1858, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Group of Ladies Collodion
814 1858, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Gentleman Collodion
815 1858, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Young Lady Collodion
465 1859, London, Photographic Society Portraits (coloured) Collodion
466 1859, London, Photographic Society Untouched Photograph, new 5-inch Voigtlander double Achromatic Lens, reduced to an aperture of 2 inches, by A Claudet. Collodion
527 1859, London, Photographic Society A large frame containing coloured Portraits of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, &c., &c. Collodion
356 1860, London, Photographic Society Portrait, Coloured Collodion
358 1860, London, Photographic Society Portrait, Coloured Collodion
508 1860, London, Photographic Society Study Collodion
511 1860, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
516 1860, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
519 1860, London, Photographic Society Portrait of a Lady Collodion
520 1860, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
521 1860, London, Photographic Society Portrait of a Lady Collodion
522 1860, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
523 1860, London, Photographic Society Portrait of a Lady Collodion
524 1860, London, Photographic Society Visiting Cards Collodion
525 1860, London, Photographic Society Visiting Cards, Coloured Collodion
526 1860, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
527 1860, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
528 1860, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
319 1861, London, Photographic Society A Series of Portraits coloured in Oils, containing the Portraits of The Queen Amèlie; the Duc de Monpensier; the Bishop of Malta; Sir David Brewster, F.R.S.; Wentworth Dilke, Esq.; Peter le Neve Foster, Esq., &c. &c. &c. Collodion
334 1861, London, Photographic Society Portrait (enlarged) of the late Lord Macauley, coloured Collodion
379 1861, London, Photographic Society A Series of Twenty-six Portraits Collodion
537 1861, London, Photographic Society Album Portraits Collodion
619 1861, London, Photographic Society Enamel Colours burnt-in Photographs by the process of Mons. Lafon de Camarsac Collodion
626 1861, London, Photographic Society In the Centre of the room, [three] Tables of Stereograms exhibited by... Collodion
19 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait of a Young Gentleman Collodion
23 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
64 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait of a Lady. Collodion
68 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait of a Lady. Collodion
100 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
116 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait of a Lady Collodion
123 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait of a Lady Collodion
134 1863, London, Photographic Society Une Religieuse Collodion
138 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait of a Lady Collodion
157 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
158 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
172 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
178 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
181 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait of a Lady Collodion
200 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait of a Lady Collodion
221 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait of a Lady Collodion
227 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
230 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
391 1863, London, Photographic Society Portraits Collodion
398 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
406 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
407 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
411 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
478 1863, London, Photographic Society Enlarged Head Collodion
497 1863, London, Photographic Society Portraits Collodion
500 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait Collodion
502 1863, London, Photographic Society Portraits, Coloured Collodion
503 1863, London, Photographic Society Cartes de Visite, Coloured in Oil Collodion
504 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait, Coloured Collodion
511 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait of a Young Gentleman, Coloured Collodion
515 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait, Coloured Collodion
516 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait, Coloured Collodion
518 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait, Coloured Collodion
521 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait, enlarged, Coloured in Pastels Collodion
522 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait, Coloured in Oils Collodion
523 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait, Coloured Collodion
524 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait, Coloured Collodion
525 1863, London, Photographic Society Une Religieuse, Coloured Collodion
530 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait, Coloured Collodion
532 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait, enlarged, Coloured Collodion
533 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait, enlarged, Coloured Collodion
535 1863, London, Photographic Society The late Archbishop of Canterbury, Coloured Collodion
538 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait of a Lady, Coloured Collodion
541 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait of a Lady Collodion
542 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait, Coloured Collodion
544 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait, Coloured Collodion
550 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait, Coloured Collodion
552 1863, London, Photographic Society Enamel Miniature Collodion
555 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait enlarged, Coloured in Oils Collodion
577 1863, London, Photographic Society Portrait of a Lady, enlarged, Coloured Collodion
582 1863, London, Photographic Society Youth, in Fancy Dress, Coloured Collodion
661 1863, London, Photographic Society Stereograms Collodion
1 1864, London, Photographic Society Twelve Cartes de Visite Collodion
13 1864, London, Photographic Society Portraits of Children Collodion
24 1864, London, Photographic Society Studies Collodion
37 1864, London, Photographic Society Portrait of Sir Rowland Hill Collodion
83 1864, London, Photographic Society Portraits Collodion
255 1864, London, Photographic Society Studies of Heads Collodion
262 1864, London, Photographic Society Vignettes Collodion
640 1856, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Young Lady Collodion, touched
641 1856, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of Sir Hugh Lyon Playfair Collodion, touched
643 1856, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Gentleman Collodion, touched
646 1856, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Lady Collodion, touched
647 1856, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Group of Young Ladies Collodion, touched
648 1856, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Young Lady Collodion, touched
746 1856, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Lady Collodion, touched
747 1856, Edinburgh, Photographic Society of Scotland Portrait of a Gentleman Collodion, touched
7 1845, Cambridge, British Association Portrait of Professor Liebig. Daguerreotype
8 1845, Cambridge, British Association Series of Portraits shewing the face in various positions taken upon the same plate in successive sittings. Daguerreotype
9 1845, Cambridge, British Association Series of Copies of Antique Gems from the celebrated Poniatowski Collection. Daguerreotype
10.01 1845, Cambridge, British Association Reduced copies of larger Daguerreotypes: Sir David Brewster Daguerreotype
10.02 1845, Cambridge, British Association Professor Liebig Daguerreotype
10.03 1845, Cambridge, British Association Daguerre Daguerreotype
10.04 1845, Cambridge, British Association General Espartero Daguerreotype
11 1845, Cambridge, British Association Study From Life. (Turk) Daguerreotype
12 1845, Cambridge, British Association Series of specimens of the Daguerreotype, consisting of portraits, &c. Daguerreotype
1 1845, Cambridge, British Association The Theseus. From the Elgin Marbles restored. [Impressions from Dageurreotype Plates, Etched by Fizeau's Process] Not Listed
2 1845, Cambridge, British Association Portrait (Lady). [Impressions from Dageurreotype Plates, Etched by Fizeau's Process] Not Listed
3 1845, Cambridge, British Association Portrait of a Gentleman. [Impressions from Dageurreotype Plates, Etched by Fizeau's Process] Not Listed
4 1845, Cambridge, British Association Boy with Parrot and Cage. Copied from a Talbotype. [Impressions from Dageurreotype Plates, Etched by Fizeau's Process] Not Listed
5 1845, Cambridge, British Association Portrait (Mr Claudet). [Impressions from Dageurreotype Plates, Etched by Fizeau's Process] Not Listed
6 1845, Cambridge, British Association Portrait (Professor Liebig). ['Impressions from Dageurreotype Plates, Etched by Fizeau's Process'] Not Listed
296.01, v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Multiplying Camera Obscura to represent on the same surface a number of different pictures, or the same in various aspects, the portraits of several persons, &c. The novelty consists in moving the prepared plate by means of racks and pinions in a vertical and horizontal direction, thus making several parts of the surface pass alternately before an opening placed at the focus of the lens. A sculptor being supplied with seven different aspects of the features of the same person, is enabled, without seeing that person, to make a perfect bust or model. [Extracted from longer entry] Not Listed
296.02, v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Photographometer, to measure the intensity of the direct photogenic rays, and to compare the sensitiveness of various photographic preparations. Not Listed
296.03, v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Dynactinometer, to measure the intensity of the reflected photogenic radiation and to compare the power of lenses or object glasses. Not Listed
296.04, v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Focimeter. It is impossible to obtain well-defined photographic pictures, without previously ascertaining the exact position of the photogenic focus, which is easily done by taking the image of the focimeter on a photographic surface, and comparing the segments of the apparatus with the image, then on the ground glass and the photographic surface. Not Listed
296.05, v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Screens, to modify the action of light on the various parts of the figure in taking portraits, and thus obtain artistic effects. Not Listed
296.06, v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Patent photographic camera-obscura. The novelty consists in its being possible to adapt to it with the greatest facility any system of object-glasses, to change them at will according to the power wanted, and also to use plates of any size; each having a separate moveable frame, in which the ground glass and plate fit the same groove. Without the least alteration it will serve for silver plates or paper, and answer either for views or portraits. Not Listed
296.07, v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Dark-boxes, for containing the prepared plates, and carrying them to and from the camera-obscura. Not Listed
296.08, v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Brass Frames, to hold two plates, face to face, without contact. Not Listed
296.09, v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Mercury Box. The novelty is that a number of plates of various sizes may be mercurialised at once in a vertical position, and that the heat is applied by the uniform temperature of boiling water. Not Listed
296.10, v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Apparatus for cleaning and finishing a daguerreotype plate, without burning the oil in a vertical position, and that the heat is applied by the uniform temperature of boiling water. Not Listed
296.11, v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Bromine of iodine. Iodine and Bromine combined in the proportions found to afford means giving the plate the highest state of sensitiveness. Not Listed
296.12, v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Daguerreotype pictures, plain and coloured. Representation of objects of art, scientific experiments on the effect of the various rays, illustrations of the non-coincidence of the visual and photogenic foci, portraits from nature, taken by means of a prism placed before the object glass, in order to obtain an non-inverted picture. Not Listed
296.13, v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Photographic table; showing that photographic productions may be employed in various ways as in the ornamental part of drawing-room furniture. Not Listed
296.14, v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Daguerreotype plates, perfectly plane and free from specks, forming true mirrors. Not Listed
296.15, v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Photogenic paradox, showing that what is light for the eyes is darkness for the photogenic action a frame containing, on one half, the portrait of the Queen, covered with yellow glass, and on the other half the portrait of Prince Albert, covered with deep blue glass, being represented on a daguerreotype plate. The result is that the yellow glass, although showing clearly to the eyes the picture of Her Majesty, has prevented the photogenic action, and that the deep blue glass, although completely hiding the portrait of Prince Albert, the photogenic rays reflected by his picture through the blue glass have had the same action on the daguerreotype as if the engraving had been covered with transparent glass, or with no glass at all. This experiment proves why when light appears yellow on account of vapours existing in the atmosphere, the photogenic action is always so feeble and altogether impeded. Not Listed
296.16(1), v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Frame containing six specimens: Light of a candle represented on a daguerreotype plate Not Listed
296.16(2), v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Image of a statue produced by the continued action of light on a daguerreotype plate, without any mercury; the white forming the image is due to a fine precipitate of the silver combined with iodine, taking place under the action of light during the decomposition of the compound. Not Listed
296.16(3), v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Negative portrait produced on a plate first exposed to light and in that state having received the image of the camera obscura through yellow glass; this proves the destructive action of the yellow rays in the photographic operation, and that the yellow rays are not only antagonistic to the photogenic rays, but that they destroy the effect produced by the last. Not Listed
296.16(4), v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Image of the sun produced during a clear atmosphere. Not Listed
296.16(5), v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Image of the sun when it appears red through a fog. Not Listed
296.16(6), v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Image of the moon produced during a clear night. Not Listed
296.17(1), v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Frame containing four specimens: Image of the solar spectrum on iodide of silver. Not Listed
296.17(2), v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Image of the solar spectrum on bromo-iodine of silver. Not Listed
296.17(3), v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Experiment of the focimeter, showing the differences between the visual and photogenic focus and their variation. Not Listed
296.17(4), v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Experiment of the dynactinometer, showing the intensity of the photogenic light at any given moment, for the various spaces of time in a geometrical progression. It is curious to observe the small differences produced by a double intensity. Not Listed
296.18, v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Image of clouds, taken instantaneously during boisterous weather. Interesting study for artists. Not Listed
296.19, v 1, Class 10, United Kingdom 1851, London, Great Exhibition Frame containing the various colours of water colour, and another the daguerreotype representation of the first. This experiment shows that all the tints of blue, indigo, and violet, produce white in photography, and that all tints of green, yellow, orange, and red, produce black, or rather they have no photogenic action. Not Listed
Not Listed 1854, London, Photographic Society Two Stands of Stereoscopes. Not Listed
1 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Rev. H. M. Birch Not Listed
2 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Portrait Not Listed
14 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Sir Houston Stewart Not Listed
15 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures John Britton Not Listed
16 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures W. L. Chance Not Listed
17 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Carlotta Leclerc Not Listed
25 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures La Duc de Guise Not Listed
26 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Horatio Ross Not Listed
27 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures T. B. Macaulay Not Listed
42 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Dr. Livingston Not Listed
43 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Portrait of a Lady Not Listed
44 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Lieut. Bellot Not Listed
45 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Dr. Hassall Not Listed
46 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures W. T. Brande Not Listed
47 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Dr. Hamel Not Listed
51 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Miss Brougham Not Listed
54 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures W. G. Rogers Not Listed
55 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Portrait Not Listed
69 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Portrait. Coloured. Not Listed
72 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Captain Wilson Not Listed
74 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Portrait Not Listed
76 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Portrait Not Listed
77 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Portrait Not Listed
80 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Duke of Cambridge Not Listed
84 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Group Not Listed
85 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Carlotta Leclerq Not Listed
87 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Group Not Listed
89 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Sir R. Peel, Bart. Not Listed
90 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Duke of Wellington Not Listed
94 1857, Manchester, Art Treasures Hepworth Dixon Not Listed
Not Listed 1860, London, Photographic Society Stereoscopic Tables [with work by] Not Listed
172 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Not Listed
176 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Not Listed
179 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Not Listed
198 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Not Listed
209 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Not Listed
252 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Not Listed
253 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Not Listed
254 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Not Listed
255 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Not Listed
277 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait of P. le Neve Foster - Enlarged by Solar Camera Not Listed
278 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait - Enlarged by Solar Camera Not Listed
282 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Enlarged by Solar Camera. Not Listed
283 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait of Himself. Enlarged by Solar Camera, and tinted in Chalks. Not Listed
288 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait of Sir David Brewster. Enlarged by Solar Camera. Not Listed
294 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Enlarged by Solar Camera. Not Listed
295 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait of Sir Wentworth Dilke, Bart. Enlarged by Solar Camera. Not Listed
300 1862, London, International Exhibition Cartes de Visite. Not Listed
801 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait of R. L. Chance - The image, from a small negative, is thrown, enlarged by solar camera, on the canvass, there sketched, and afterwards, painted by the artist. Not Listed
803-805 1862, London, International Exhibition Portraits - Plain. Not Listed
853 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait of the Ex-Queen of the French - enlarged. Not Listed
854 1862, London, International Exhibition Enlarged Portrait in oils. Not Listed
855 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Not Listed
865 1862, London, International Exhibition Miniature. Not Listed
866 1862, London, International Exhibition Miniature. Not Listed
867 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Not Listed
868 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Not Listed
871 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Not Listed
872 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Not Listed
873 1862, London, International Exhibition Lady and Child. Not Listed
874 1862, London, International Exhibition Miniature. Not Listed
875 1862, London, International Exhibition Enamelled Photographs on Glass. Not Listed
876 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Not Listed
877 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait of A. Claudet. Not Listed
878 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Not Listed
879 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait of Sir John Rennie. Not Listed
887 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait of a Lady - Enlarged from No. 805 - Same process as No. 801. Not Listed
912 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Not Listed
913 1862, London, International Exhibition Portrait. Not Listed
914-918 1862, London, International Exhibition Enlarged Portraits. Not Listed
916* 1862, London, International Exhibition Enlarged from No. 805 - Solar Camera. Not Listed
919-925 1862, London, International Exhibition Portraits. Not Listed
Not Listed 1862, London, International Exhibition Stereoscopic Stand - Coloured Daguerreotypes. Not Listed
Not Listed 1863, London, Photographic Society Eight Portraits enlarged from Cartes de Visite Not Listed
11 1865, Dublin, International Exhibition Portraits enlarged by Solar Camera, and developed by gallic acid; portraits developed by Mr. H. Claudet's instantaneous formic acid process; medallion portraits; frame containing twenty four carte-de-visite portraits. Not Listed
13 1845, Cambridge, British Association Specimens of Talbotype untouched by hand. Talbotype
14 1845, Cambridge, British Association Specimens of Talbotype carefully, and elaborately finished by the process of Mons. Mansion. Talbotype

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