The Broom a Stable Scene from Nature
Photograph
April 1844 (photographed)
April 1844 (photographed)
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Salted paper print of a broom leaning against the frame of an open doorway, plate 1 on a page of the album. One of 82 photographs in album.
'Alternative title' from handwritten contents page.
'Alternative title' from handwritten contents page.
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Materials and techniques | Salted paper print from a calotype negative.
Not available for issue to the public in the Prints and Drawings Study Room due to light sensitivity. Please contact the Photography Department via our enquiry service for further information. |
Brief description | Photograph by William Henry Fox Talbot, 'The Broom a Stable Scene from Nature' ['The Open Door (wide shadow')], salted paper print from a calotype negative, 1844 |
Physical description | Salted paper print of a broom leaning against the frame of an open doorway, plate 1 on a page of the album. One of 82 photographs in album. 'Alternative title' from handwritten contents page. |
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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 album contains the museum numbers RPS.269:1-2017 to RPS.269:82-2017. |
Production | From a negative at the National Science and Media Museum, object number 1937-1247; same as photographs in the RPS collection, RPS025223, RPS025224, RPS025342; at the Harry Ransom Center, 964:054:019; at the National Science and Media Museum, 1937-1249, 1937-2530/10; at the Getty, 84.XO.0968.167, 84.XO.1369.006, 84.XZ.0571.006; at the Smithsonian, 67.172.48. |
Associated object | RPS.269-2017 (Album) |
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Accession number | RPS.269:1-2017 |
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Record created | April 3, 2017 |
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