photographs
Subject Source: Art & Architecture Thesaurus
Scope Note: Refers to still images produced from radiation-sensitive materials (sensitive to light, electron beams, or nuclear radiation), generally by means of the chemical action of light on a sensitive film, paper, glass, or metal. Photographs may be positive or negative, opaque or transparent. The concept does not include reproductive prints of documents and technical drawings, for which descriptors found under "Found in 267 Collections and/or Records:
Jacobson, John, February 7, 1980
4x5 black and white photograph of John Jacobson, February 7, 1980, two copies.
JCRC/Soviet Jewry/Grasso, Ella and Senator Henry Jackson, with Falkovich family, 1979, 1979
8x10 black and white photo and photocopy of Mayoy [illegible], Jeff Mines, Richard Suisma (/)
Handwritten description of photograph with Senator Jackson and Ella Grasso, not in folder. See General Note.
Jonas family, undated
Negative, 3.5x5.5, 5x7 of Eliza Jonas Larieter as a baby, 1889. Taken at Olson Photos, 447 1/2 Main Street, Hartford, CT. Negative, 3.5x5.5, 5x7 of Julia Vogel Jonas, 1886. Negative, 3.5x5.5, 5x7 of Julia Vogel Jonas and Henry Jonas, 1886, Olson Photo. Negative, 3.5x5.5 of Mrs. Benjamin Jonas, n.d.. English-Never came to the US. Negative, 3.5x5.5 of Mr. Benjamin Jonas, n.d.. English-Never came to the US.
Joseph, Irving “Chick”, undated
2x5.5 black and white photograph of Irving "Chick" Joseph in track uniform, c. 1920.
Juster, Morris, 1926
Negative of Morris Juster in suit, 1926.
Kadden, Jeremy, undated
3x4 black and white photograph of Jeremy Kadden, n.d..
Kagan, Mrs. Eugene (Elaine), undated
4x5 black and white photograph of Elaine Kagan, n.d..
Kahn, Henry and Jenny (Goldsmith), undated
Both items of the same image.
Henry Kahn and Jenny Goldsmith Kahn, late 1800s or early 1900, lived on Oakland Terrance. Maternal grandparents of Marie Jess.
Kahn, Irene, undated
8x10 black and white photograph of Irene Kahn Berkman, n.d.
For performances, she went by her maiden name, Irene Kahn.
Kahn, Lothar, 1966 - 1989
8x10 black and white photo and photocopy of three judges chosen to decide who recieves the Wallant Award, Rabbi Samuel Dresner (Mass.), Dr. Lothar Kahn, Harold D. Ribalow, 1966.
5x7 black and white portrait of Dr. Lothar Kahn, Editor of "Connecticut Jewish History" Vol. I, November, 1989.