View of an archway
Photograph
ca.1853 (photographed)
ca.1853 (photographed)
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Archway with stone lintel and view through to second ruined arch and a cart. There is a notice (right foreground) leaning against a wall.
A clear print with full tonal range and very little evidence of fading. All corners are cut.
A clear print with full tonal range and very little evidence of fading. All corners are cut.
Object details
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Title | View of an archway (generic title) |
Materials and techniques | prirnt from calotype negative |
Brief description | 19thC; Jones Calvert, View of an archway |
Physical description | Archway with stone lintel and view through to second ruined arch and a cart. There is a notice (right foreground) leaning against a wall. A clear print with full tonal range and very little evidence of fading. All corners are cut. |
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Object history | Calvert Jones was one of the first to learn of W. H. F. Talbot's photographic discoveries of the 1830s through Talbot's friends and relatives who lived near to Jones in South Wales. Subsequently, Jones became on of the few Britons to to produce a substantial body of calotypes in Britain and abroad. His work stands out in the early devopment of photography because of his ability to fuse his technical skill with the influence of his traing as a watercolorist. In 1853, Jones moved to Belgium and remained there until the death of his wife in 1856. He took photographs during this period, notably in Bruges and Ghent. This unidentified location was one of that series of photographs. |
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Accession number | PH.104-1983 |
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Record created | January 23, 2008 |
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