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Shop in Brewer Street Soho

Photograph
1878 (photographed)
Artist/Maker

A mounted sepia-coloured photograph on blue card showing an exterior view of a building on a corner fronted by columns and multi-paned plate glass. A lantern hangs over the entrance. The lower ground floor wells are protected by metal grates.

Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleShop in Brewer Street Soho (assigned by artist)
Materials and techniques
carbon print
Brief description
Photograph by A. & J. Bool, 'Shop in Brewer Street SoHo', carbon print, 1878
Physical description
A mounted sepia-coloured photograph on blue card showing an exterior view of a building on a corner fronted by columns and multi-paned plate glass. A lantern hangs over the entrance. The lower ground floor wells are protected by metal grates.
Dimensions
  • Mount height: 36.5cm
  • Mount width: 47cm
Marks and inscriptions
titled and attributed; 'THE SOCIETY FOR PHOTOGRAPHING RELICS OF OLD LONDON / 1878 / PRINTED IN CARBON BY HENRY DIXON, 112 ALBANY ST N.W. / FROM NEGATIVES TAKEN BY A. & J. BOOL (printed on mount, recto)
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
  • 16509 - RPS identifier - inventory no.
  • B18 - RPS identifier - box number
  • 2003-5001-2-21679 - Science Museum Group accession number
Collection
Accession number
RPS.768-2023

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Record createdApril 21, 2023
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