Library of Optography
Library of Optography Catalogue
The Shutter of Death (2 copies)
Museum of Optography
Derek Ogbourne
Published by Lulu 2007
Encyclopedia of Optography- (Hardback and Soft back editions)
The shutter of death
Derek Ogbourne
Muswell Press 2008
Der Letzte Blick – Museum of Optography (2 copies)
Derek Ogbourne
Curated by Stefanie Boos and Dr Kristina Hoge
Kurpfalzisches Museum der Stadt Heidelberg July 2010
Iz Archiva Muzeja Optografije
Nikola Suica
Catalogue in Serbian
Published May 14th 2011
Museum of Optography, The Purple Chamber
Derek Ogbourne
Sharjah Art Foundation Publication
Published July 1st 2012
Offprints:
"Ueber die Darstellung von Optogrammen im Froschauge"
W. KÜhne (1877)
"Ueber Kunstliche Bildung des Sehpupurs"
A. Ewald and W. KÜhne (1877)
"Zweite Mittheilung uber Optographie"
W. KÜhne (1877)
"Ueber den Sehpurpur"
W. KÜhne (1877)
"Ueber das Vorkommen des Sehpurpurs"
W. KÜhne (1877)
"Ueber Lichtbestandige Farbin der Netzhaut"
W. KÜhne (W.C Ayres)(1878)
"Ueber die Verbreitung des Sehpurpurs im Menschlichen Auge"
W. KÜhne (1877)
"Weitere Beobachtungen uber den Sehpurpur des Menschen"
W. KÜhne (1877)
"On the Physiology of the Retinal Epithelium;" "Ueber Lichtbestandige Farbin der Netzhaut"
W. KÜhne (1878)
"Eine Beobachtung uber das Leuchten der Insectenaugen;"
W.KÜhne (Undated)
"Ueber das Neurokeratin"
W.KÜhne and R.H Chittenden (1889)
end of Offprints
On the Photochemistry of the Retina and Visual Purple
Dr W. Kühne
Macmillan and co 1878 (loaned from the British Optical Association Museum)
On the Photochemistry of the Retina and Visual Purple
Dr W. Kühne
2011 (reprint)
Offprint
Untersuchungen Aus Dem Physiologischen Institute Der Universitat Heidelberg
Dr W. Kühne
BAND 1V HEFT 2
Carl Winter’s Universitatsbuchandlung 1882
Untersuchungen Aus Dem Physiologischen Institute Der Universitat Heidelberg
Dr W. Kühne
Published Kessinger Publishing May 2009
First published 1880
Offprint
Archiv Fur Physiologie
Dr Emil Du Bois- Reymond
Erstes Heft
Leipzig 1877
(Zur Anatomie und Physiologie der Retina, Prof. Franz Boll)
Elektrodiagnostik in der Ophthalmologie
E. Alexandridis and H Krastel
Springer 1997
Optogramme Auf der Kaninchennetzhaut
(Dissertation)
Dr Thomas Klothmann
Heideleberg University, 1975
Oculus Hoc Est: Fundamentum Opticum
Christopher Scheiner
Published 1621
Original from the Bavarian State Library
Digitized 12 Nov 2009
Frankenstein
Mary Shelley
Everyman Library 1992
First published 1831
The Eye, a Natural History
Simon Ings
Bloomsbury 2007
Optiques
The Science of the Eye and the Birth of Modern French Fiction
Andrea Goulet
University of Pennsylvania Press 2006
Das Auge Des Toten
(L’ accusateur)
Jules Claretie
Elibron Classics 2006
First published 1899
Light Moving in Time
William C, Wees
University of California Press 1992
The Vampire Soul (Claire Lenoir)
Villiers de L’Isle-Adam
Black Coat Press 2004
First published 1867
Die Gebrüder Kip (The Brothers Kip)
Band 1 and 2 (Two volumes)
Jules Verne
Pawlak Tashenbuch 1984
First published 1902
The March of Photography
Prof Dr Erich Stenger
Focal press published 1958
CRIME
An Encyclopedia
Oliver Cyriax
Trafalgar Square Publishing, Vermont
Optographs P. 296 ( some factual inaccuracies)
1996
Camera Lucida
Roland Barthes
Flamingo 1988
First published 1980
Paul Theroux
The Old Patagonian Express
Page 391
Penguin books 1979
The Tell-Tale Heart
Edgar Allan Poe
Bantam Classic 2004
First published 1843
Physiology of the frog (In German)
Undated 19th Century
Un credited
Last Words of Five Hundred Remarkable Persons
Compiled by J.M.H
First edition
London: Partridge & Co, 9 Paternoster Row E.C
Undated late 19th Century ( approx 1890)
Ulysses
James Joyce
Oxford World Classics 1998
First published 1922
The Clansman
Thomas Dixon Jr
1905
The Eye (Window to the world)
The Human body
Torstar books 1984
Animal Behaviour
Niko Tinbergen
Time-life International 1970
Belichtete Augen, Optogramme oder das Versprechen der Retina
Berd Stiegler
S. Fischer 2011
Feet of Clay
Discworld
Terry Pratchett
Gollanz, London , 1996
Page 81
Periodicals
The Eye and Camera
George Wald
Scientific American
August 1950
A Closer Look at the Year
The College of Optometrists
Annual Report and Accounts 2007/2008
Succour
The new Fiction, Poetry and Art
The Banal
Issue 10
Autumn/Winter 2009/2010
OPN (Optics and Photonics News)
Vol 19 No 2, February 2008
The Tell-Tale Eye
Jan Bondeson
Fortean Times April 2016
At the End
of the Passage
Kipling Rudyard
First published in the
United States of America
on 20 July 1890 in the Boston Herald
Performance Projections
Film and Body in Action
Stephen Barber
Page 137
Reaktion Books Ltd 2014
Videos and Radio
Imago Mortis
Dir. Stefano Bessoni
Italien/Spanish DVD PAL 2009
The Eye
Dir. David Moreau and Xavier Palud
USA DVD PAL 2008
Dead Man’s Eyes
Lon Chaney
Dir Reginald Le Borg
USA DVD PAL 1944
Four Flies on Grey Velvet
Dir Dario Argento
Italy DVD PAL 1971
Horror Express
Dir Eugenio Martin
UK Hammer Productions 1972
The Birth of a Nation
Dir W.D Griffith’s
USA DVD PAL 1915
Dreams that Money can Buy
Dir Hans Richter
UK BFI
USA DVD PAL 1948
The Tell-Tale Heart
Dir UPA -Ted Parmelee
USA DVD PAL 1953
A Film by Michael Slowe
2015
Alfred Hitchcock
Directed by Mark Gatiss
Adapted screenplay by Ernest Lehman
BBC Radio 4
31st October 2015 14:30
Videos -Derek Ogbourne
Gift
Derek Ogbourne
UK DVD PAL 2008
Hole of Fear
Derek Ogbourne
UK DVD PAL 2010
I Remember
Derek Ogbourne
UK DVD PAL 2007
Hymn
Derek Ogbourne
UK DVD PAL 2007
The Human Optogram
Derek Ogbourne
UK DVD PAL 2008
WDF Warszawa 72
Derek Ogbourne
UK DVD PAL 2010
Struggle
Derek Ogbourne
UK DVD PAL 2006
Some further weblinks to Optographic stories or films:
A ghost story by Kipling
http://www.lang.nagoya-u.ac.jp/~matsuoka/ghost-stories-kipling.html
I am in need of the original Wilhelm Kühne 19th century editions. These so far have been on loan from libraries
If you are aware of any further publications or films not in my library, do let me know
The Eye of Fate, Alice M. Meadows
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Crimson_Horror
An episode of Dr Who that refers to the optogram in its plot, although not technically correct, it fits into the idea of the myth of optography as a photograph taken from outside the eye, instead of the removed retina.