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1. www.wattsgallery.org.uk › blog › inside-the-homes-ofInside the Homes of Early Photographers | Watts Gallery and ...

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   Sep 8, 2023 · Together we share knowledge, ideas and best practice, and promote and support one another. In honour of the stereoscopic show, we are looking at two early photography home-studios that are part of our Network.

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2. www.earlyphotostudios.ukEarly Photographers by Robert Pols

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   www.earlyphotostudios.uk is a non-commercial web site for local and family historians, listing photographers operating 1840-1916, in Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire, Leicestershire, Norfolk, Northamptonshire, Rutland and Suffolk.

3. earlyphotostudios.uk › norfolk5Early Photographers, by Robert Pols

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   Directory of Early Photographers in Norfolk, C-D. Noted by Cory as practising near Thorpe Asylum, Norwich, c1865. The only evidence for Carman comes from the 1901 census, when he was living in Friars’ Street Kings Lynn and described as a ‘publican and photographer’, aged 40, born Norwich. In the 1911 census he was still in Lynn, but he ...

4. historicengland.org.uk › images-books › archiveThe Early Photographic Print Collection (EPPC) - Historic England

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   Search the collection. The collection offers a fascinating record of the architecture, people, industry and landscapes of England from the earliest days of photography in the 1850s through to the latter part of the 20th century. With such a huge collection picking out favourites is never easy.

5. www.cartedevisite.co.uk › photographers-categoryPhotographers - Photographers 1840 - 1940 Great Britain ...

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   Artist Portrait & Landscape Photographer. We want to bring these facts to life by providing a huge, comprehensive, authoritative and unique source of information about earlier photographers in Great Britain and Ireland – all in one single place.

6. rps.org › researching-historical-photographersResearching Historical Photographers - Royal Photographic Society

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   Sep 21, 2013 · Many people wish to research historical photographers. Perhaps you are tracing your family history, a distant relative was photographer or you are trying to date an old photograph you have. The following relate mostly to photographers and concentrate on photographic resources.

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   Where can I find a photographer in the UK?

   • Isle of Man photographic studios, particularly strong on Douglas, IoM a growing database of 33,000 UK photographers, 57,000 studio dates and 61,000 addresses based on trade directories, plus an image collection of over 200,000 Victorian photographs (6000 with sitter’s name). A commercial site - charges apply.

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   Who were the Professional Photographers of 1840-1940?

   • Gillian Jones, Lancashire Professional Photographers 1840-1940, (PhotoResearch, 2004) W. A. Maguire, A Century in Focus, Photography and Photographers in the North of Ireland 1839-1939, (The Blackstaff Press, 2000) Raymond V. Turley, Isle of Wight Photographers 1840-1940, (University of Southampton Libraries, 2001) Peter E Palmquist, Photographers.

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   What is a good Encyclopaedia of 19th century photography?

   • A cumulative index covering issues 1-53 (1994) was published in September 1994 and can be a good checklist and starting point for names or topics. John Hannavy (ed), Encyclopedia of Nineteenth Century Photography, two volumes, (Routledge, 2008).

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   Why do we have a collection of 19th century photographs?

   • All collections of 19th century photographs are owed to his discovery. Hypo is used to this day for many alternative processes and a lot of black & white fixers are based on it to arrest the photosensitivity of silver particles. With this fixative innovation, both processes became very quickly practical; the photographic craze had begun.

   Early Photography - National Galleries of Scotland

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   How did photography evolve in the 1800s?

   • The early 1800s' investigations led to the birth of a medium that, although radically different in its current manifestation, is ubiquitous in our culture and whose use does not appear to wane. Hill & Adamson were a pioneering photographic partnership creating some of the first acknowledged artworks in the medium.

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8. www.nationalgalleries.org › early-photographyEarly Photography - National Galleries of Scotland

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   Sep 11, 2024 · The National Galleries of Scotland hold the largest collection of their work in the world. The Collection also includes work by other salt print photographers such as Archibald Burns and Thomas Keith. Archibald Burns, The Horse Wynd, Edinburgh, 1871. Thomas Keith, Iona, 1856.