Photoglyphic print of primroses arranged in a teacup
Photograph of Fern Leaf
1836-02
Bound Volume With Embossed Gilt 'Album' on Cover
Calotype negative of copy of a painting of a girl with tartan sash by William Henry Fox Talbot
Crossed Muslin
1852
Four Glass Collodion Positives Showing Perforations
1852
Dandelion Seeds
Teneriffe
1856
Teneriffe, Charles Piazzi Smyth
Calotype negative of a statuette
Teneriffe
1856
Bust of Venus
1841
Calotype negative of copy of a painting of a girl with tartan sash by William Henry Fox Talbot
Photoglyphic engraving depicting lace
circa 1852
Fern Leaf
1852
Dandelion Seeds
1852
Man wearing spectacles in front of light background, photograph by William Henry Fox Talbot
The Reading Establishment Panorama (Right Half)
1845-1847
A scene in a library
1841-1844
Chess players
circa 1844
Bridge over the Rhine at Coblentz [Koblenz]
Paper negative, possibly a square in Zurich, Switzerland
Paper salt print of two dahlias in a vase
1840-1849
Paper salt print of two dahlias in a vase
1840-1849
Ruined Church at Casal Bircircara, Malta
Bas relief, Adam and Eve (assigned)
1841
'Patent Talbotype or Sun Pictures'
before 1937
Bust of Venus - negative
unknown
Copy of a hieroglyphic tablet at Ibrim
unknown
Photographic engraving print depicting ferns
circa 1852
Photoglyphic engraving of dandelion seeds 'Taraxacum officinale'
circa 1858
Photoglyphic engraving of fern 'Adiantum capillus-veneris'
circa 1858
Mousetrap Camera
1834-1836
Calotype negative of copy of a painting of a girl with tartan sash
Box iron for calotype process
1840-1845
Glass Plate with Ruled Parallel Lines In Varnish
1852
Teneriffe Peak
1858
“A brief description of the photogenic drawings exhibited at the meeting of the British Association at Birmingham"
1839
Six Fern Prints
Teneriffe, Charles Piazzi Smyth (First Attempt).
Photograph of Lace
1839-1841
Teneriffe
Dandelion Seeds
Paper photograph
1839-1841
Toledo
Palace of the Duc de Montpensier
Teneriffe, Charles Piazzi Smyth
Album of camera lucida drawings by Fox Talbot
The Talbotype applied to Hieroglyphics, London
1846-08