John Westlake
Photograph
ca. 1890 (photographed)
ca. 1890 (photographed)
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Frederick Hollyer was the photographer of choice for the artistic set of the late 19th century. His Portraits of Many Persons of Note fills three volumes with nearly 200 portraits and comprises a pictorial ‘Who’s Who’ of late Victorian and Edwardian celebrities. This portrait is of John Westlake (1828–1913), who was a jurist, eminent in both private and in public international law.
Object details
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| Materials and techniques | Platinum print |
| Brief description | Portrait of John Westlake (1828-1913) Portraits of many persons of note photographed by Frederick Hollyer, Vol. 1, platinum print, ca. 1890 |
| Physical description | Portrait of John Westlake seated and facing to left. |
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| Credit line | Given by Eleanor M. Hollyer |
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| Summary | Frederick Hollyer was the photographer of choice for the artistic set of the late 19th century. His Portraits of Many Persons of Note fills three volumes with nearly 200 portraits and comprises a pictorial ‘Who’s Who’ of late Victorian and Edwardian celebrities. This portrait is of John Westlake (1828–1913), who was a jurist, eminent in both private and in public international law. |
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| Accession number | 7608-1938 |
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| Record created | February 26, 2003 |
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