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Cover -- Contents -- List of Figures -- Notes on Contributors -- 1 Introduction: Noble Failure: Photography as Tragic Muse, Kris Belden-Adams -- 2 "Nothing Worthy of Notice"? The Daguerreian Gallery of T. P. and D. C. Collins in Philadelphia, Anne Verplanck -- 3 Rodchenko's Photographic Communism, -- 4 Exile and Erasure: Forgetting Ilse Bing, -- 5 Mechanisms of Institutional Failure, Or the Impossible National Museum of French Photography, -- 6 Crimes Seen and Unseen: Fantasies and Failures of Photographic Truth in Joel Sternfeld's On This Site and Trevor Paglen's Limit Telephotography, -- 7 Toward an Ontology of African Studio Portraiture, -- 8 "Composita," the "Mascot" of the Smith College Class of 1886: Picturing Sisterhood, Social Caste, and Gender Roles, -- 9 Capturing the Invisible: Affect, Loss, and the Problematics of the Panoramic Image in Josef Sudek's Sad Landscapes, -- 10 Default Delete: Photographic Archives in a Digital Age, -- 11 Copies and Clouds: Charles Nègre and the Death of Emulation, -- 12 Thirty Times Failed: Valério Vieira and Experimental Photography in Brazil, -- 13 Success and Failure in African Photography, -- 14 Failure, Glorious Failure, -- Index
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