This cannot be any earlier than the introduction of the Brewster pattern stereo viewer in 1851.
Begin
1851
Image description
Portrait of a young woman in an elaborate room setting. She is bent over her lace work, seated at a table with a guitar leaning against it. She wears a dark dress with a lace collar and has hair in a middle parting gathered at the back. There is a dog (stuffed?) in the foreground, and a parasol. Behind is a lace trimmed mirror on a round table with candles and candle sticks, and many other objects, on a table cloth.
This cannot be any earlier than the introduction of the Brewster pattern stereo viewer in 1851.
Begin
1851
Number of plates
2
Remarks general
Beautiful and interesting image of a 19th C ideal of femininity; the woman is diligently busy with needlework, can play a musical instrument as represented by the guitar, has perfume bottles laid out on the table.
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Provenance
Image description
Portrait of a young woman in an elaborate room setting. She is bent over her lace work, seated at a table with a guitar leaning against it. She wears a dark dress with a lace collar and has hair in a middle parting gathered at the back. There is a dog (stuffed?) in the foreground, and a parasol. Behind is a lace trimmed mirror on a round table with candles and candle sticks, and many other objects, on a table cloth.
Subject name
Keyword technique
daguerreotype
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Stereo plates
Yes
Window size
Height
64 mm / 2.52 inch
Width
55 mm / 2.17 inch
Housing size
Height
85 mm / 3.35 inch
Width
172 mm / 6.77 inch
Depth
3 mm / 0.12 inch
Window shape
Arched
Housing shape
Rectangle
Collection
Identifier
Royal Photographic Society Collection at the Victoria and Albert Museum, United Kingdom
Description
UK-INS-V&A - Royal Photographic Society Collection within the Victoria and Albert Museum
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