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English Photographer

The British Empire, that famous empire where the sun never set, as the British in the 19th and early 20th centuries liked to describe it - here we see some of its many facets. The mysterious art of photography originally came from France, the country of the arch-enemy, but a significant improvement was achieved in 1840 by William Henry Fox Talbot, a scientifically gifted son of a distinguished family of the English upper class. As the scion of a wealthy family, the young Talbot was in the fortunate position of being able to devote himself entirely to his private studies of chemistry and physics. With success! The photographic pioneer finally succeeded in developing a process that made it possible to reproduce the image by making prints from the negative. This negative-positive process became the fundamental photographic technique. For a long time, it had been overshadowed by the daguerreotype, which had been known since 1839. This technically more complex process produced very beautiful, detailed images, but forced the photographer to handle highly toxic mercury and cyanide vapors.

But no danger could stop the triumph of the new art of photography through the world.

In the category "English photographers" are the photographs of famous people such as Queen Victoria or Empress Frederick-celebrities of their time-but also unknown people, solemn occasions, cathedrals, palaces, pyramids, as well as the slums of London with their oppressive poverty or pictures from the Boer War. The invention of photography made it possible for the first time that not only the rich could leave a picture of themselves to posterity. Poorer people could now also afford to have a portrait taken of themselves or their family. In those early years, being photographed was still a serious matter and the pictures we have kept from that time reflect that seriousness, that solemnity. It is what makes the photographs so peculiarly appealing to many. A portrait photograph in the 19th century was always something undertaken with an eye to the future absence of the sitter; absence through death. These were years of high infant mortality, the horrors of tuberculosis and other incurable diseases. That is why only a few people were granted to reach a stately old age. People longed for something lasting, and photography now provided that for everyone. But the new art also offered the possibility of documenting what had previously been reserved for those who could draw or paint well. The eye of the camera, however, was incorruptible and relentless, and therefore sometimes feared. Many a painter had gained fame and loyal customers by flattering his clients and depicting them more beautifully than they really were. The sensory organ of flesh and blood was corruptible, the artificial eye of the camera was not. But in the end, it's the same here as with everything else: beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and beautiful is everything that is looked at with love.

English Photographer

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The British Empire, that famous empire where the sun never set, as the British in the 19th and early 20th centuries liked to describe it - here we see some of its many facets. The mysterious art of photography originally came from France, the country of the arch-enemy, but a significant improvement was achieved in 1840 by William Henry Fox Talbot, a scientifically gifted son of a distinguished family of the English upper class. As the scion of a wealthy family, the young Talbot was in the fortunate position of being able to devote himself entirely to his private studies of chemistry and physics. With success! The photographic pioneer finally succeeded in developing a process that made it possible to reproduce the image by making prints from the negative. This negative-positive process became the fundamental photographic technique. For a long time, it had been overshadowed by the daguerreotype, which had been known since 1839. This technically more complex process produced very beautiful, detailed images, but forced the photographer to handle highly toxic mercury and cyanide vapors.

But no danger could stop the triumph of the new art of photography through the world.

In the category "English photographers" are the photographs of famous people such as Queen Victoria or Empress Frederick-celebrities of their time-but also unknown people, solemn occasions, cathedrals, palaces, pyramids, as well as the slums of London with their oppressive poverty or pictures from the Boer War. The invention of photography made it possible for the first time that not only the rich could leave a picture of themselves to posterity. Poorer people could now also afford to have a portrait taken of themselves or their family. In those early years, being photographed was still a serious matter and the pictures we have kept from that time reflect that seriousness, that solemnity. It is what makes the photographs so peculiarly appealing to many. A portrait photograph in the 19th century was always something undertaken with an eye to the future absence of the sitter; absence through death. These were years of high infant mortality, the horrors of tuberculosis and other incurable diseases. That is why only a few people were granted to reach a stately old age. People longed for something lasting, and photography now provided that for everyone. But the new art also offered the possibility of documenting what had previously been reserved for those who could draw or paint well. The eye of the camera, however, was incorruptible and relentless, and therefore sometimes feared. Many a painter had gained fame and loyal customers by flattering his clients and depicting them more beautifully than they really were. The sensory organ of flesh and blood was corruptible, the artificial eye of the camera was not. But in the end, it's the same here as with everything else: beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and beautiful is everything that is looked at with love.

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Queen Victoria (1819-1901) at th...
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Horse-drawn Carriage Outside 24 ...
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King George V having lunch in th...
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Four of the five sons of King Ge...
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The Big Three at the Yalta Confe...
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Bust of Marcus Aurelius (121-80 ...
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Portrait of Oscar Wilde (1854-19...
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John Boyd Dunlop (1840-1921)
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The Cairo Conference, 1921
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Man smoking opium, from Illustra...
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The Sphinx and the Pyramid of Ch...
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View of the Pyramids, Egypt, 1893
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The Indian Tour-King Edward VIII...
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RMS Titanic departing from South...
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RMS Titanic being moved out of d...
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Major General Sir Luke OConnor V...
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Alice Keppel with her daughter V...
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Haworth Parsonage, home to the B...
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Alfred de Rothschild, c.1860s
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Anna Pavlova with her pet swan J...
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RMS Titanic nearing launch, 05 J...
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Nelsons Column, Trafalgar Square...
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Rosendale Road School: cricket t...
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Pasta drying in the streets, Nap...
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Suffragette, 1913
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Titanic ready for her maiden voy...
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The Titanics propellers in the T...
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Frank Hurley, c.1914
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Winston Churchill (1874-1965) Pr...
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William Ewart Gladstone, c.1890s
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Albert Chevalier
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King George V and Kaiser Wilhelm...
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[Japanese] Girls bathing, Studi...
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Yard no. 647, Baikal. Showing th...
1896 | black and white photograph

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The Yalta Conference, February 1...
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Investiture of the Maharana of U...
1871 | black and white photograph

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Arrest of Mrs Pankhurst, Miss Pa...
1908 | black and white photograph

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Queen Victoria (1819-1901) c.189...
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Winston Churchill (1874-1965) as...
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Leopold de Rothschild, c.1860s
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[Japanese] Girls bathing, Half-...
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The Marchioness of Hastings, c.1...
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The starboard side of the gunboa...
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Shoreditch High Street: looking ...
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St Thomass Hospital: temporary w...
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RMS Titanic Launched: Titanic af...
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Bootmaker J. H. Cope, late C19th
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Queen Victoria (1819-1901) being...
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An omnibus, c.1910, from The Sto...
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Lord Henry Rawlinson with Sikh O...
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Arthur Henry Rostron, Captain of...
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J.J. Ferris, from Famous Cricket...
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View down Oxford Street, London,...
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Blackwall Tunnel: pagentry as th...
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A tank leads the infantry into a...
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Women working in a factory
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Mahatma Gandhi arrives in London...
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Queen Victoria, Empress of India...
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Portrait of James Clerk Maxwell ...
1875 | engraving

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Zazel, first human cannonball, 1...
1877 | black and white photograph

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Garstang recording excavated Mid...
1930 | black and white photograph

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O'Wacka San [Portraits of Japane...
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Edward John Smith, ships captain...
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The square, Kelso, August 21, 1867
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Lord Alfred Douglas, at the age ...
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The Martin brothers in the studi...
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RMS Titanic of the White Star Line
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Rosendale Road School: football ...
1884 | black and white photograph

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Tinned foods aisle, Woolworths s...
1956 | black and white photograph

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The River Thames during 'The Gre...
1895 | black and white photograph

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Geishas bathing, c.1880s (hand-c...
19th century | hand-coloured albumen print

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Marie Lloyd (1870-1922)
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A cafe waitress, wearing the sam...
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Neville Chamberlain (1869-1940)
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Queen Victoria Holding King Edwa...
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Omnibus driver
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RMS Aquitania
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Pilot of the battle-plane which ...
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Charing Cross, Westminster LB: N...
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Hare Street: opening of Woolwich...
1889 | black and white photograph

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Sir Max Pemberton (1874-1950)
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Horse-drawn Coach outside a Neo-...
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Portrait Prince Albert Victor of...
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Tower of London, Tower Hill: Sai...
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Syud Sabir Ali Shah, of Tattah, ...
1868 | albumen print

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View of Barnards Inn, 1879
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Old Bull, Wandsworth High Street...
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Pyramid, Egypt, 1893
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British tank amid the ruins of B...
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James Augustus Grant
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Moormi Group, Tibetans, Nipal, f...
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London Fire Brigade: group of fi...
1895 | black and white photograph

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King Edward VIIIs Investiture as...
1911 | black and white phototgraph

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British army using dogs to pull ...
1915 | black and white photograph

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Trinidad and Tobago Exhibition, ...
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Queen Victoria (1819-1901) The a...
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The first broadcast transmitter ...
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Queen Victoria Street, looking e...
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Tower of London, Tower Hill: sta...
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