Sophie Junge is an assistant professor at the Institute of Art History at the University of Zurich.Erin Hyde Nolan is a visiting assistant professor of art history at Bates College and lecturer at Tufts University.

• 1. Introduction: Survey Practices Across the GlobeErin Hyde Nolan and Sophie JungePart 1: Landscape, Heritage and the Colonization of Space 2. The Great Game: The Making of Dunhuang as "Heritage" Site in Photography (1900–1945)Mia Yinxing Liu 3. Historical Topographies: Thomas Johnson Westropp, Antiquarianism, and Cultural Identity Justin Carville4. Surveying in the Dutch Colonial Archive: Reproduction, Authorship, and Postcolonial OwnershipSophie Junge5. Sammy Baloji: Extractive LandscapesLotte Arndt and Sammy BalojiPart 2: Border Control: From Sea to Shining Sea 6. Colonial Aesthetic or Military Narrative? On the Violence Behind the Foureau-Lamy Saharan Mission (1898–1900)Samia Henni 7. Claimed, Imagined, Idealized: Survey Photographs from the Northwest Boundary Commission, 1857–1862Elizabeth Anne Cavaliere8. Imperial Violence in the Chilean-Argentine Boundary Case of 1902Matthias Johannes Pfaller SchmidPart 3: Landscaping: The Cultivation of Environment and Image 9. Annie Lady Brassey’s Photographic Albums and Writings: Botanical Gardens in the Creation of Empire and PlaceNancy Micklewright and Therese O’Malley10. A Land’s Desire: History, Landscape, and Photography in Ottoman PalestineAnjuli J. Lebowitz 11. Collective Memory and Landscape: The K.F. Wong Collection in the National Archives of SingaporeCharmaine Toh Part 4: Sites of Excavation: Unearthing Untold Photographic Histories 12. "Close Your Eyes and Imagine a German": The Alps as a Postmemorial Landscape of Black Europe in Maud Sulter’s PhotomontagesSarah Phillips Casteel13. Searching for California Hang TreesKen Gonzales-Day Part 5: Practices of Resistance: The Science of Observation 14. The Surveyor’s Gaze: Reconsidering Nineteenth-Century Modalities in Ottoman VisualityDeniz Türker 15. Witness, Evidence, and the Environmental ArchiveChris Malcolm16. TerrazoPablo López Luz Epilogue: Land/sGohar Dashti

Sophie Junge is an assistant professor at the Institute of Art History at the University of Zurich.Erin Hyde Nolan is a visiting assistant professor of art history at Bates College and lecturer at Tufts University.

• 1. Introduction: Survey Practices Across the GlobeErin Hyde Nolan and Sophie JungePart 1: Landscape, Heritage and the Colonization of Space 2. The Great Game: The Making of Dunhuang as "Heritage" Site in Photography (1900–1945)Mia Yinxing Liu 3. Historical Topographies: Thomas Johnson Westropp, Antiquarianism, and Cultural Identity Justin Carville4. Surveying in the Dutch Colonial Archive: Reproduction, Authorship, and Postcolonial OwnershipSophie Junge5. Sammy Baloji: Extractive LandscapesLotte Arndt and Sammy BalojiPart 2: Border Control: From Sea to Shining Sea 6. Colonial Aesthetic or Military Narrative? On the Violence Behind the Foureau-Lamy Saharan Mission (1898–1900)Samia Henni 7. Claimed, Imagined, Idealized: Survey Photographs from the Northwest Boundary Commission, 1857–1862Elizabeth Anne Cavaliere8. Imperial Violence in the Chilean-Argentine Boundary Case of 1902Matthias Johannes Pfaller SchmidPart 3: Landscaping: The Cultivation of Environment and Image 9. Annie Lady Brassey’s Photographic Albums and Writings: Botanical Gardens in the Creation of Empire and PlaceNancy Micklewright and Therese O’Malley10. A Land’s Desire: History, Landscape, and Photography in Ottoman PalestineAnjuli J. Lebowitz 11. Collective Memory and Landscape: The K.F. Wong Collection in the National Archives of SingaporeCharmaine Toh Part 4: Sites of Excavation: Unearthing Untold Photographic Histories 12. "Close Your Eyes and Imagine a German": The Alps as a Postmemorial Landscape of Black Europe in Maud Sulter’s PhotomontagesSarah Phillips Casteel13. Searching for California Hang TreesKen Gonzales-Day Part 5: Practices of Resistance: The Science of Observation 14. The Surveyor’s Gaze: Reconsidering Nineteenth-Century Modalities in Ottoman VisualityDeniz Türker 15. Witness, Evidence, and the Environmental ArchiveChris Malcolm16. TerrazoPablo López Luz Epilogue: Land/sGohar Dashti

Sophie Junge is an assistant professor at the Institute of Art History at the University of Zurich.Erin Hyde Nolan is a visiting assistant professor of art history at Bates College and lecturer at Tufts University.

• 1. Introduction: Survey Practices Across the GlobeErin Hyde Nolan and Sophie JungePart 1: Landscape, Heritage and the Colonization of Space 2. The Great Game: The Making of Dunhuang as "Heritage" Site in Photography (1900–1945)Mia Yinxing Liu 3. Historical Topographies: Thomas Johnson Westropp, Antiquarianism, and Cultural Identity Justin Carville4. Surveying in the Dutch Colonial Archive: Reproduction, Authorship, and Postcolonial OwnershipSophie Junge5. Sammy Baloji: Extractive LandscapesLotte Arndt and Sammy BalojiPart 2: Border Control: From Sea to Shining Sea 6. Colonial Aesthetic or Military Narrative? On the Violence Behind the Foureau-Lamy Saharan Mission (1898–1900)Samia Henni 7. Claimed, Imagined, Idealized: Survey Photographs from the Northwest Boundary Commission, 1857–1862Elizabeth Anne Cavaliere8. Imperial Violence in the Chilean-Argentine Boundary Case of 1902Matthias Johannes Pfaller SchmidPart 3: Landscaping: The Cultivation of Environment and Image 9. Annie Lady Brassey’s Photographic Albums and Writings: Botanical Gardens in the Creation of Empire and PlaceNancy Micklewright and Therese O’Malley10. A Land’s Desire: History, Landscape, and Photography in Ottoman PalestineAnjuli J. Lebowitz 11. Collective Memory and Landscape: The K.F. Wong Collection in the National Archives of SingaporeCharmaine Toh Part 4: Sites of Excavation: Unearthing Untold Photographic Histories 12. "Close Your Eyes and Imagine a German": The Alps as a Postmemorial Landscape of Black Europe in Maud Sulter’s PhotomontagesSarah Phillips Casteel13. Searching for California Hang TreesKen Gonzales-Day Part 5: Practices of Resistance: The Science of Observation 14. The Surveyor’s Gaze: Reconsidering Nineteenth-Century Modalities in Ottoman VisualityDeniz Türker 15. Witness, Evidence, and the Environmental ArchiveChris Malcolm16. TerrazoPablo López Luz Epilogue: Land/sGohar Dashti