Artwork
Guy Little Theatrical Photograph
Guy Little Theatrical Photograph is a photographic photography by Napoleon Sarony. It dates from 1850 and is held in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum. This photograph is part of a collection of theatrical images assembled by Guy Tristram Little.
About this work
Overview
This photograph is part of a collection of theatrical images assembled by Guy Tristram Little.
Subject & Meaning
The image depicts Maude Branscombe, an actress, likely in a theatrical costume or everyday dress.
Technique & Style
The photograph is an albumen print, a common technique used for 'cartes de visite' and 'cabinet cards' during the Victorian era.
History & Provenance
Guy Tristram Little collected and mounted this and other photographs in albums, later bequeathing them to the V&A upon his death in 1953.
Context
The photograph is one of many 'cartes de visite' and 'cabinet cards' produced during the 19th century, which were popular collectibles among the Victorian public.
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Guy Little Theatrical Photograph
Guy Little Theatrical Photograph
Guy Little Theatrical Photograph
Guy Little Theatrical Photograph
