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Vol |
Year |
Subjects |
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v5
p150 |
1859
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PSS
Meeting, 11/1/1859
Mr JT Taylor’s Paper
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v5
p178 |
1859
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3rd
PSS Exhibition
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v5
p186 |
1859
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PSS
Meeting, 8/2/1859
3rd Exhibition results
and JM Duncan’s Paper
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v5
p223 |
1859
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Papers from Mr
Smith, John Sang and CJ Burnett for PSS Meeting, 8/3/1859
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v5
p260 |
1859
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PSS AGM,
12/4/59
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v5
p290 |
1859
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PSS Meeting,
10/5/59
- Professor George Wilson’s Paper
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v6
p130
p157 |
1860
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PSS Exhibition,
16/1/1860:
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v6
p178 |
1860
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PSS Exhibition,
16/1/1860:
- the Maconochie Wellwood Prize
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v6
p259
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1860
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PSS Meeting,
15/6/1860 - Paper by Claudet
- Photography in relation to Fine Arts
An
interesting Paper - reproduced in full in the Journal.
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v7
p57 |
1860 |
PSS
Meeting,
13/11/1860 - items exhibited |
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v7
p85 |
1860 |
PSS
Meeting,
11/12/1860 - Paper by Mr Tunny |
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v7
p108 |
1861 |
PSS
Meeting,
8/1/1861 - An Amateur's Paper |
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v7
p130 |
1861 |
PSS
Meeting,
12/2/1861
Papers by Sir David Brewster and
Claudet. |
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v7
p130 |
1861 |
PSS
Meeting,
12/2/1861
Papers by Sir David Brewster and
Claudet. |
v7
p156 |
1861 |
PSS
Meeting,
12/3/1861
Papers by Maxwell Lyte |
v7
p1 |
1861 |
PSS
Meeting,
9/4/1861
Papers by A Claudet and John Cramb |
v7
p203 |
1861 |
PSS
Council
Report, 14/5/1861 |
v7
p223 |
1861 |
Letter,
June 1861, form Sir David Brewster to Secretary of PSS International
Exhibition - 1862
“I trust you will excuse the liberty I
take as President of the Photographic Society of Scotland, and at the
request of the Council in calling your attention to the position assigned
to photography in the classification adopted for the International
Exhibition of 1862.
That photography is one of the Fine
Arts, and more entitled to that place than engraving, can hardly admit of
a doubt; and if such a doubt could exist in the mind of any person
familiar with its processes or their results, the able argument addressed
to Her Majesty’s Commissioners by Sir Frederick Pollock ought to have
removed it.
In expressing the concurrence of the
Photographic Society of Scotland in the views of the Photographic Society of London, I venture to add that
photography is yet in its infancy, requiring all the aid which optical and
chemical science can afford it, and that any influential refusal to give
it its due place among the Fine Arts must have an unfavorable influence
upon its future progress"
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v7
p30 |
1861 |
PSS
Meeting,
12/11/1861
Paper by TB Johnston |
v7
p326 |
1861 |
PSS
Meeting,
10/12/1861
Paper by AJ Macfarlane |
v7
p3 |
1861 |
PSS
6th Exhibition - 635 entries - many, such as the cartes de
visite, being 12 in a frame.
Nearly 19 out of every 20 entries were wet collodion.
Entries
included: -
Mud (England; collodio-albumen)
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Dixon Piper (Ipswich,
England - charming landscapes)
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Vernon Heath (England)
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Maxwell Lyte (Pyrenees
- numerous contributions, but somewhat monotonous in their grandeur)
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Kirkland
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Annan
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Rev. Mr. Drummond [McNair
dry (malt) process - We wish that our English friends could give a further trial
to this exquisitely simple and, as the specimens prove, most efficient
process, which has as yet been little practiced beyond the borders.]
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Adam (wax)
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Harris (wax)
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Claudet (larger
scale portraits, amongst the many cartes de visite in the exhibition.)
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Moffat (PSS)
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Tunny (PSS)
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Dallas (PSS)
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Robinson (Lady
Shalott)
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Bedford
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Mitchell
jun.
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JM Brownrigg
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Lamb
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H Hering
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Tunny
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AJ Harris
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Kibble (Glasgow, 4 remarkable studies of skies)
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v7
p367 |
186 |
PSS
Quarterly
Meeting,
13/2/1862 - Exhibition Awards and Paper by Thomas Sebastian
Davis |
v7
p372 |
186 |
PSS
Exhibition correspondence - Letter, 2/2/1862, from Vernon Heath, in
which he claims: “……..
The writer of the article in the last journal upon the Exhibition
of the Photographic Society of Scotland, has in his hasty
notes the result of a partially
made inspection not treated me with justice.
I do not ask him for praise, but simply for a certain measure of
accuracy in his report."
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