William A. Marschall: A Phrenologist among the Todas or the Study of a Primitive Tribe in South India (London 1873) ;
photographer -> Samuel Bourne: http://viaf.org/viaf/17498395, cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bourne_%26_Shepherd on their joint photostudio in Simla 1864- & also in Calcutta 1868ff. ; w. photographer -> Arthur Robertson under the tradename of "Studio Shepherd & Robertson", see http://viaf.org/viaf/147653568
Cambridge University Library, National Portrait Gallery, London; National Geographic Society's Image Collection, Smithsonian Institution;
Theye 1989: 65, 290, 294, 301, 324; Ann Thomas (ed.): Beauty of Another Order. Photography in Science (Ottawa 1997: 129) ; Arthur Ollman: S. B.-Images of India (Carmel 1983) ; Wilder 2009: 89-91; Katharina Weiler: Picturesque Authenticity, in: Early Archaeological Photography in British India, in: Archaeologizing Heritage 2013: 39-59 ; Haworth-Booth: Golden Age of British Photography (1984); Johnson: Nineteenth-Century Photography (1990) ; Gary Edwards: International Guide to Nineteenth-Century Photographers (1988); Oliver Mathews: Early Photographs & Early Photographers (1973);
C. S. was an English photographer active in India. He had already established a photographic studio, w. -> Arthur Robertson, called ‘Shepherd & Robertson’ in Agra in 1862, and subsequently he too moved to Shimla in 1864. At some point Robertson left the business % C.S, joined Bourne comp. to form ‘Howard, Bourne & Shepherd’. He left in 1885. Cf. also Getty Union List of Artist Names; George Eastman House Photography Database
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