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XII. The Bridge of Orléans

Photograph
14 June 1843 (photographed)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Salted paper print of a the bridge in Orléans, on a page of the volume. One of 7 photographs in the fascicle.


Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleXII. The Bridge of Orléans (assigned by artist)
Materials and techniques
Salted paper print from a calotype negative.
Brief description
Photograph by William Henry Fox Talbot, 'XII. The Bridge of Orléans', salted paper print from a calotype negative, 1843
Physical description
Salted paper print of a the bridge in Orléans, on a page of the volume. One of 7 photographs in the fascicle.
Dimensions
  • Image height: 150mm
  • Image width: 205mm
Content description
Pyramid over pyramid.
Marks and inscriptions
12 (Recto on mount, in ink)
Credit line
The Royal Photographic Society Collection at the V&A, acquired with the generous assistance of the National Lottery Heritage Fund and Art Fund.
Object history
This volume contains the museum numbers RPS.272:1-2017 to RPS.272:7-2017.
Production
Published in Part 2 of The Pencil of Nature, in January 1845.
From a negative held by the National Science and Media Museum, object number 1937-2343; same as a photograph in the RPS collection, RPS025372.
Associated object
RPS.272-2017 (Album)
Bibliographic reference
Schaaf, Larry John. The Photographic Art of William Henry Fox Talbot. Princeton and Oxford: Princeton University Press, 2000. ISBN 0691050007.
Other numbers
  • RPS025348 - Royal Photographic Society number
  • XRP580 - RPS collection - V&A identifier
Collection
Accession number
RPS.272:7-2017

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Record createdApril 10, 2017
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