TABLE 8-
PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION (PICTURE FILE)
General arrangement is the same as the slide collection, except that classification numbers are not used. Refer to all the previous tables for further information. Every major period begins with a general section of non-architectural subjects, filed in the same order as Table IV:
Materials and methods of construction
Bridges
Prototypical structures
Comparisons
Projects and drawings
Painting (non-architectural)
Sculpture (non-architectural)
Minor Arts
Graphic Arts
Interiors
Landscape
Stagecraft
Portraits
Cartoons
Competitions
Writings
Architectural sites are arranged according to the rest of this table. Subheadings are arranged alphabetically by place, then buildings, except in the 19th and 20th centuries, which are arranged by architect, then building. Each building is filed in the following order, which parallels Table III:
Plans
Sections, elevations, models, perspectives
Exterior views (photos, drawings, paintings, etc.)
Exterior details
Exterior parts of a complex (gates, grounds, fountains, etc.)
Interior views (regardless of media)
Interior details
Under construction views
Different states of a building
Life, times and inhabitants
Each city in Topography Section is filed in the following order, which parallels Table VI:
Plans
Aerial views
General views
Parts of City, arranged alphabetically:
parks, piazzas, squares, streets file together
Other building and city types
Photograph label format is as follows:
MAJOR HEADING MINOR HEADING
Place,
Title, date
View description
Source. Image id.
GOTHIC FRANCE
Chartres
Cathedral, 1194+
Distant view from southwest
Bony, Charles, French Cathedrals, pl.16. 97-123-003
The order of the periods and countries in the Photo Collection is as follows:
PREHISTORIC
General
Paleolithic
Neolithic
EGYPTIAN
General
Architecture
ANCIENT ORIENT
General
Sumerian
Chaldean (to 1290 BC)
Assyrian (1290-606 BC)
Babylonian (606-538 BC)
Persian (538-333 BC)
Sassanian (642-226 BC)
Phoenician
Hittite
Judean
Phyrgian
Pre-Islamic Arabian: Habalean, Yemenite, Achaemenian, Nabatean
Sea Peoples: Philistines
Indus Valley: Harappa, Mohenjo-Daro
ISLAMIC
General
Eastern Mediterranean: Syria, Iraq, Palestine, Armenia after 622
North Africa: Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Morocco
India
Persia/Iran
Spain
Turkey
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Sicily
Russia & Central Asia
Eastern Europe
China
SOUTHEAST ASIA
General
Bali
Borneo
Burma
Cambodia
Ceylon
Java
Laos
Malaya
Philippines
Sumatra
Thailand
Viet Nam
CHINESE & KOREAN
General
China
Korea
Mongolia
Tibet
Taiwant
JAPANESE
General
Architecture
OCEANIC
General
Australia
Melanesia
Micronesia
New Zealand
Polynesia
INDIA
General
Indian architecture (except Indian Islamic, Indian Colonial, and 19th & 20th Century India.)
Afghanistan & Himalayan Countries of Bhutan, Jammu, Kashmir, Nepal, and Sikkim
THE AMERICAS (Pre-Columbian, Meso-American, Pre-Colonial)
General
Eskimo
Northwest Coast
California
Southwest
Plains
Mound and East Coast
Mexico and Central America
South America
AEGEAN (to 1100 BC)
General
Minoan
Troy (Asia Minor)
Helladic
GREEK (1100 BC and after)
General
Greek architecture
ANCIENT EUROPE
General
Etruscan
Celtic
Scythian
Iberian
Anglo-Saxon
Viking
Other Germanic
ROMAN (500 BC to 350 AD)
General
Architecture
EARLY CHRISTIAN (to 560 AD, East and West)
General
Italian
Near East
North African, Coptic
Greece
Western Europe to 6th century
BYZANTINE (after 560 AD, East)
General
Architecture
ROMANESQUE (Christian Europe, c. 560 - 1200)
General
Italy
France
Germany
Anglo-Norman
Low Countries
Spain and Portugal
Russia
Poland
Yugoslavia
Scandinavia
Switzerland
Near East
GOTHIC (late 12th C - early 16th C; varies by country)
General
Italy
France
Germany and Austria
England
Low Countries
Spain and Portugal
Russia
Yugoslavia
Scandinavia
Switzerland
Near East
RENAISSANCE (1400 - 1599; varies by country)
General
Italy (c.1420--)
France (c.1480--)
Germany & Austria (c.1500--)
England (c.1550--)
Low Countries (c.1550--)
Scandinavia
Spain
Portugal
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Switzerland
Yugoslavia
17th and 18th CENTURIES (Baroque, Post-Renaissance, Mannerist)
General
Italy
France
Germany & Austria
England
Low Countries
Scandinavia
Spain
Portugal
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Switzerland
Yugoslavia
COLONIAL
North American
General
New England
Middle Atlantic
Southern
Spanish (to 1850)
French (includes Louisiana, Missouri, etc.)
Russian
Canadian
Mexico, Central and South American
India
West Indies
Asia (other than India)
Africa
NINETEENTH CENTURY
19th C. begins as early as 1770 for some countries, e.g.,
England, France, Germany, some India, U.S.A.
(Note: there is no Late 19th C. USA in the Photo Collection)
19th C. begins c.1800 for all other countries
General
Architecture (See Table II for country order)
TWENTIETH CENTURY
General
Architecture (See Table II for country order)
TOPOGRAPHY
For each section, use this order:
Whole world
Continents
Countries
Cities within countries, alphabetical order
Prototypical
Prehistoric
Ancient Egyptian
Ancient Near East
Ancient Far East
Ancient Greek
Ancient Roman
Main Topography Section (formerly Medieval to Modern, now includes pre-medieval maps and plans)
MAPS (Continental, Intercontinental only)
MISCELLANEOUS
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