The Portraits and Daguerreotypes of Edgar Allan Poe (1989), title page and table of contents


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Title page:

 

 

The Portraits and Daguerreotypes of
EDGAR ALLAN POE

 

MICHAEL J. DEAS

Portrait of Edgar Allan Poe [detail]

 

University of Virginia

Charlottesville

 

 



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Table of Contents

Contents

PAGE

 

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

ix

 

INTRODUCTION

1

 

General IntroductionPoe's Appearance and MannerSpurious PortraitsThe Daguerreotypes of Poe

 

 

LIFE PORTRAITS AND DAGUERREOTYPES

11

 

 

 

The “McKee” DaguerreotypeThe Saturday Museum WoodcutA. C. SmithSamuel S. OsgoodJohn A. McDougallThe “Daly” DaguerreotypeThe “Ultima Thule” DaguerreotypeThe “Whitman” DaguerreotypeThe “Annie” DaguerreotypeThe “Stella” DaguerreotypeThe “Thompson” DaguerreotypeThe “Traylor” Daguerreotype

 

 

APOCRYPHAL PORTRAITS

63

 

 

 

Derivatives of the Osgood PortraitDerivatives of the Pratt DaguerreotypesCharles HineGabriel HarrisonMathew B. BradyEdouard ManetAlfred FredericksFriedrich BruckmannTimothy ColeNicolas-François ChifflartFélix VallottonWilliam HuddyHenry InmanThe “Traylor” MiniatureThe “Whitty” PortraitThe Graham's Magazine Fashion PlateThomas SullyRembrandt Peale”Self-Portrait”Henri MatisseThomas C. CornerUnidentified PhotographFelix O. C. DarleyOther Rejected Portraits

 

 

LOST PORTRAITS

141

 

 

 

Childhood PortraitMiniature Portrait (Possibly a Daguerreotype)Crayon PortraitRobert M. Sully

 

 

APPENDIX A. COPY DAGUERREOTYPES

147

 

 

The “Lewin” DaguerreotypeThe “Barrett” DaguerreotypeThe “Cornwell” DaguerreotypeThe “Kingsley” DaguerreotypeThe “Robins” DaguerreotypeThe “Dodge” DaguerreotypeThe “Painter” DaguerreotypeThe Marcus Root DaguerreotypeThe “Davis” DaguerreotypeThe Huntington Library DaguerreotypeThe “Dimmock” DaguerreotypeThe Players Club DaguerreotypeThe “Davidson” Daguerreotype

 

 

APPENDIX B. PORTRAITS OF VIRGINIA CLEMM POE

167

 

Short Titles

174

 

Notes

175

 

Index

189


 



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