American Museum of Natural History
Found in 302 Collections and/or Records:
Ice Age Art photographic slides, 1978.
Slides of the art and artifacts displayed in the temporary exhibit Ice Age Art, held at the American Museum of Natural History. Images include photographs of cave paintings and engravings. Studio photographs of sculptures, possibly used for publication.
Isfahan model photographic slides, 1979.
Shows the model of the ancient city of Isfahan (Iran) with G. Campbell pictured looking into the display.
J. A. Moore photographic slides of lizards, undated.
Photographs of lizards in Mexico: Texan horned lizard and Neotropical race-runner lizard.
J. D. Walker photographic slides of New York City, undated.
Travel photographs taken in New York City. Includes scenes from the New York Botanical Gardens, Chinatown, Times Square, and Central Park.
J. Deeks photographic slide of a rabbit, undated.
Photograph of a wild rabbit in its habitat.
J. Malloy photographic slide of Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center, undated.
One photograph of the illuminated Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center.
J. R. Gerner photographic slide collection
Photographs of invertebrate shells.
J. Stefanik photographic slide collection of world travel
Travel photography taken in China, Morocco, Azore Islands, Thailand, Lebanon, Spain, Turkey, Syria, Japan, Jerusalem, India, Portugal, Italy, Egypt, and Cyprus. Includes images of people involved in daily activities, street life and cultural sites, religious sites, markets in Europe, the Middle East and Asia. All photos from China are in Hong Kong.
James Chapin photographic slide collection
Photographs from the Chapin Collection taken mostly in Africa, including Senegal, Belgian Congo, Rwanda, and a few photographs from the United States, including Carl Akeley's grave. Images of birds, birds' nests, flowering trees, indigenous people, colleagues, and family.
James H. Turner photographic slides of marine animal specimens, undated.
Photographs of specimens collected in Western Australia coastal waters. Includes a blowfish, starfish, and sea slugs.
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