Photograph
1862-1863
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Horticultural Gardens, South Kensington: photography booth: Clementina (left profile; face nearly turned away), in fancy dress (eighteenth-century shepherdess style, with veil), seated, left hand on breast, right arm on veil on French-style side-table.
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Materials and techniques | Albumen print |
Brief description | 19thC; Hawarden C, D 605, 5 Princes Gardens, Isabella Grace and Clementina, c. 1864 |
Physical description | Horticultural Gardens, South Kensington: photography booth: Clementina (left profile; face nearly turned away), in fancy dress (eighteenth-century shepherdess style, with veil), seated, left hand on breast, right arm on veil on French-style side-table. |
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Historical context | From departmental notes 'Clementina, Lady Hawarden (Untitled) Photographic Study (or) Study from Life (D.635) c.1864 Horticultural Gardens, South Kensington: photography booth: Clementina (left profile; face nearly turned away), in fancy dress (eighteenth-century shepherdess style, with veil), seated, left hand on breast, right arm on veil on French-style side-table. Inscription (verso): No. 3; Inscription (verso of mount): (X614-)3 244 x 271 mm PH 281-1947 Series 123 Literature: Microfilm: 3.18.22' |
Bibliographic reference | Literature: Microfilm: 3.18.22 |
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Accession number | 280-1947 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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