Engraving (Used for Copying) from the Photographic Experiments of Sir John Herschel, c.1839 | |||||||||||
| Inventory Number: | 33179 | ||||||||||
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| Persons: |
Sir John Frederick William Herschel (Owner) | ||||||||||
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| Accession Number: | 1928-71 | ||||||||||
| Brief Description: | Engraving, horizontal format: interior scene of a group of figures in a bed chamber, centring upon a portly man with a stick, standing left of centre and looking to right, towards another man lying on the bed. This was one of the prints most frequently used in Herschel's photographic experiments. For fuller descriptive and historical commentary see narratives. | ||||||||||
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| Provenance: | Presented by Miss Herschel and Lady Lubbock in 1928. They were the two surviving and youngest children of Sir John Herschel (Francisca and Constance). | ||||||||||
| Collection Group: | Herschel's Photographic Experiments | ||||||||||
| Material(s): |
Paper | ||||||||||
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