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A History of Photography: From its beginnings till the 1920s.
Essays on how photography began and information on some of the most significant processes used during the early days of photography. Includes an alphabetical list of significant people and their contribution to photography.

Artcyclopedia
A list of famous muralists with links to museums and sites where these murals can be found.

Art Images for Teaching
Public domain images of art and architecture from ancient times to the 20th century, including non-western work.

Resource Guide for Art History

Provides outside links for art historical periods.

Chicano Park Murals
Great resource to San Diego’s most famous murals and their history.

Cyanotype History
A brief history of the cyanotype process with images.

History of Photography Timeline
Timeline of photography from ancient times to 1997. Scroll down to see link on antique and classic cameras.

Library of Congress: American Memory
Sixty-two collections of photographs and prints from the Library of Congress American Memory project. Includes Ansel Adams and photos from the Civil War.

Photography: Western History from the Genealogy Dept, Denver Public Library
Collections of photographs from western history including railroads, children, covered wagons, Buffalo Bill, and famous western photographers.

Retratos: 2,000 years of Latin American Portraiture
Traveling Exhibition Web site that shares the history of Latin American portraiture. Includes a teacher’s guide with transparencies.

The Social and Public Art Resources Center (SPARC)
A Los Angeles-based organization that protects and promotes public works of art. View many of the famous murals found in Los Angeles.

US News.com
Article entitled: “Image Makers: The photojournalist is a witness, an adventurer, an interpreter of history. And for the past half century, Magnum photographers have defined the craft.”

Wikipedia
A brief history of the cyanotype process and history.

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