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Milan Cathedral

Photograph
ca. 1890s (Photographed)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

A sepia-coloured stereo photograph mounted on card to be viewed through a stereoscope showing views of a many-spired cathedral with electric tram cars in the foreground.

Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleMilan Cathedral (generic title)
Materials and techniques
Albumen process
Brief description
Stereographic photograph by Excelsior Stereographic Tours , 'Milan Cathedral', albumen print, ca. 1890s
Physical description
A sepia-coloured stereo photograph mounted on card to be viewed through a stereoscope showing views of a many-spired cathedral with electric tram cars in the foreground.
Dimensions
  • Card height: 9.2cm
  • Card width: 18.4cm
Marks and inscriptions
  • 'Excelsior Stereographic Tours / M.E. WRIGHT PUBLISHER / Milan Cathedral, Milan, Italy / Copyrighed by M.E. Wright / HOLLINGREAVE ROAD, BURNLEY' (printed, recto)
  • '1/26/24 / Inv 4359' (ink, verso)
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.
Subjects depicted
Place depicted
Other numbers
  • XRG669 - RPS collection - V&A identifier
  • Inv. 14359 - RPS identifier - inventory no.
  • Stereoscopes Box 14 - RPS identifier - box number
  • PH 455 - RPS identifier - alternative
  • RPS CAB 4/DR1 - RPS identifier - misc.
  • 1/26/24 - RPS identifier - misc.
Collection
Accession number
RPS.855-2022

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Record createdSeptember 14, 2022
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