Photograph
1871
photographic
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
1871
photographic
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Photograph is a 1871 photographic by E. Flukes Photography, a Impressionism work, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
This sepia photograph shows a three-year-old boy named James Pascoe. The shot is formal, like a family portrait from the 1870s. The dark chair and light collar frame him in the studio. It’s part of a bigger gift to the Victoria and Albert Museum. The museum keeps his school reports, photos, and paintings too. Flip through more from the same gift at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
A sepia studio photograph from 1871 depicts James Pascoe at approximately three years of age, dressed in a dark garment with a white collar and seated on a dark chair. The image is part of the Pascoe collection, which includes photographs, albums, school materials, and paintings.
Read the full account in the museum source.
E. Flukes Photography spent the 1870s haunting London’s foggy docks at dawn, waiting for the moment when a wharf worker’s lantern flare would catch the rope coils just right. They dragged a glass-plate camera across…
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