Photographic Slide Collection
Found in 527 Collections and/or Records:
S. Schwartz photographic slide collection, 1949-1950.
Photographs of a Spanish woman in Portugal, a monument in Madrid, a post office in Madrid, and two close up images of flowers.
S. Silberman photographic slide collection, 1958.
Photographs of various animals including ducks, flamingos, iguanas, snakes, a cat and a horse. Also includes close up images of flowers, sunsets, and one photograph taken from a helicopter with a view of New York City.
Sacred Mountains of the World exhibition photographic slides, 1998.
Views of the temporary exhibition Sacred Mountains of the World, held at the American Museum of Natural History, 1998, Akeley Gallery. Includes framed mounted photographs with some wall text.
Samuel Gottscho photographic slide collection of flowers
Contains close views of flowers as well as plants and flowers in nature.
Sarah Dietz slide photographic slide collection, 1960-1990.
Saul L Buxbaum world travel photographic slides, circa 1960-1979.
Travel photography aound the world. Images of monuments, buildings, markets, architecture, animals, gardens and natural landscapes. Places include England, Israel, Greece, Switzerland, Maine, Colorado, San Francisco, Alaska, Italy, Yugoslavia and New York.
Scientists and Journalists exhibition photographic slides, 1996.
Views of the temporary exhibition, Scientists and Journalists, held at the American Museum of Natural History, 1996.
Search of Peking Man exhibition photographic slides, 1975-1976.
Slides of the temporary exhibition In Search of Peking Man, held at the American Museum of Natural History, 1975. Several views of the display case.
Seminole Indian artifacts photographic slides, circa 1990-1991.
Seminole Indian artifact images taken by David M. Blackard. Artifacts include clothing, tools, utensils and accessories.
Sharks! Fact and Fantasy exhibition photographic slides, 1994.
Views of the temporary exhibition Sharks! Fact and Fantasy, held at the American Museum of Natural History, 1994. Images include interactive displays and exhibits. Gallery 3.