Jaeger first introduced his test types in 1854; Emil Fuchs improved them in 1895.

A fine atlas which was for many years unsurpassed. The illustrations were reproduced from Jaeger’s own paintings, each of which required from 20 to 50 sittings of from two to three hours each. English translation, London & New York, 1890. Jaeger’s original paintings were reproduced in color with new descriptions, and revisions, by Daniel M. Albert as Atlas of diseases of the ocular fundus, Philadelphia, Saunders, 1972.