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Sir Francis Grant, P. R. A. Hill, David Octavious (Scottish, 1802-1870)Adamson, Robert (Scottish, 1821-1848)

Title
Sir Francis Grant, P. R. A.
Artists
Hill, David Octavious (Scottish, 1802-1870)Adamson, Robert (Scottish, 1821-1848)
Publication
Camera Work XXXVII
Date
1890 plate (1843-1847 negative, 1912 print)
Process
Photogravure
Atelier
T. & R. Annan & Sons
Image Size
20 x 14.7 cm

Reproduced / Exhibited

De Andere Fotografie de Geschiedenis van de Fotomechanische Reproductie in de Negentiende Eeuw: tentoonstelling in het Zeeuws Museum Middelburg 1989 (The Other Photography the History of Photomechanical Reproduction in the Nineteenth Century: Exhibition in the Zeeuws Museum Middelburg 1989) Exhibited chk 118