The original curator, Audrey Linkman, researched and published in the field
of nineteenth century photography in Britain with a particular interest in the
Victorian Family Album. The following list of publications indicate her range of
interests.
Publications
Books
The Victorians: Photographic Portraits, Tauris Parke (1993)
Articles
The Stigma of Instability: The Carbon Process and Commercial Photography in Britain, 1864-1880, Photographica World, No.91 (Winter 1999/2000)
Photohistorica: Literature Index of the European Society for the History of Photography, Issue 58 (1999) Editor
Passing Trade: Death and the Family Album in Britain 1860-1900, The PhotoHistorian, No.123 (September 1998)
Flashed, Pot and Porcelain: The Opalotype in Victorian Britain, Photographica World, Nos. 80 & 81 (March & June 1997)
Brown Barnes and Bell, The PhotoHistorian, No.111 (March 1996)
The Photographic Multiple in the Nineteenth Century, The PhotoHistorian, No.110 (January 1996)
Cheap Tin Trade: The Ferrotype Portrait in Victorian Britain, Photographica World, No. 69 (June 1994)
A Roving Scot: Itinerant Photography in the Heart of England in the 1850s, Scottish Photography Bulletin (1992)
Caring for Your Family Photographs at Home, DPA (1991)
The Workshy Camera: Photography and the Labouring Classes in the Nineteenth Century, Costume, Journal of the Costume Society, No. 25 (1991)
Nineteenth Century Card Formats in Britain, Royal Photographic Society Historical Group Supplement, No. 92 (March 1991)
Today's Photographs, Tomorrow's History: The Work of the Documentary Photography Archive, in Michael Hallett (ed), Rewriting Photographic History, The Article Press (1990)
The Itinerant Photographer in Britain, 1850-1880, History of Photography, Vol. 14 (Jan-Mar 1990)
Warwick Brookes, Warwick Brookes and Warwick Brookes, The PhotoHistorian, No.82 (Autumn 1988)
Professional Photographers in Manchester 1901 - 1939, D.P.A. (1988)
Professional Photographers in Liverpool 1851 - 1900, R.P.S. Historical Group Supplement (1992).
