Featuring Julia Margaret Cameron's 1867 portrait of her niece Julia Jackson, who was the mother of Virginia Woolf. Printed with archival inks on museum-quality paper in a range of sizes. Free UK shipping. Free international shipping also available.
Offering a new Fine Art quality print of this Julia Margaret Cameron titled "Study of King David" 1860s. It is a high quality reprint, unframed, approximately 8x10" on 8 1/2x11" archival fine art paper, suitable for matting, framing and display. Julia Margaret Cameron (1815-1879) took up photography at the age of 48, after her children gave her a camera as a gift. She used it to photograph family and famous friends and she became one of the most prolific and advanced photographers of her time. She strove to depict beauty in her works and did it through both close-up portraits and visual allegories based on religious or literary works. From the Fine Art Los Angeles Early Masters Collection, a unique group of fine art photos from the pioneers of photography. Your print will not have a watermark and will be shipped safely in a rigid photo mailer for its protection. FREE SHIPPING in the U.S. Enjoy! International buyers, each additional print in your order adds only $1 to postage. See more Julia Margaret Cameron photos in the FALA Etsy Store.
Download Image of Julia Margaret Cameron - David Octavius Hill - John Marin. Free for commercial use, no attribution required. Public domain photograph - David Octavius Hill, salted paper print, 19th-century Scotland, artistic early photography, free to use, no copyright restrictions image David Octavius Hill was a Scottish painter and photographer. He was a pioneer of photography in Scotland and is best known for his collaboration with Robert Adamson in which they produced some of the most important early photographs of Scotland. In 1843, Hill was commissioned to paint a group portrait of the leaders of the Free Church of Scotland, which became known as the "Disruption Assembly" painting. He then decided to photograph the same people in order to have a more accurate representation of the individuals. This commission led him to take up photography and he teamed up with Robert Adamson, who was a master of the new collodion process. Together, they produced a large body of work that depicted the people and landscapes of Scotland during the mid-19th century. Their photographs are considered some of the most important early photographs of Scotland, and are widely recognized for their technical excellence and artistry. Julia Margaret Cameron (11 June 1815 – 26 January 1879) began her photography career later in life, at the age of 48, and is known for her portraits of prominent figures of the time. Cameron's photographs have a soft-focus and romantic style, and she often used unconventional poses and compositions. She was also one of the first photographers to use close-up compositions and to photograph women as serious subjects. Cameron was a member of the Pre-Raphaelite circle of artists and intellectuals and was influenced by the work of the Italian Renaissance.. Dated: 1860 - 1870. Topics: united states, alfred stieglitz, photography and media, platinum print, photographic process, photography, pictorialism, john marin, stieglitz collection, stieglitz, work, both david octavius hill, julia margaret cameron, fellow photo secessionists, european artists, american painters, arthur dove, marsden hartley, photographs hearken, art institute, object information, high resolution, david octavius hill, early photography, victorian era, art institute of chicago
Photograph by Julia Margaret Cameron, 'Aged 94, Taken on the Anniversary of her 72nd Wedding day' (sitter Sarah Groves), albumen print, 1865
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Featuring Julia Margaret Cameron's 1867 portrait of her niece Julia Jackson, who was the mother of Virginia Woolf. Printed with archival inks on museum-quality paper in a range of sizes. Free UK shipping. Free international shipping also available.
Photograph by Julia Margaret Cameron, 'Sappho' (sitter Mary Hillier), albumen print, 1865
Highlights from two exhibitions showcasing 19th century photographic art by Cameron.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art recently made public an extensive archive of 400,000 high-resolution images available for download and non-commercial use.
Pictures of Victorian celebrities by a British photographer have gone on display in New York for the first time. Julia Margaret Cameron was 48 when began taking pictures.
Exhibition dates: 8th April – 3rd September 2017 Curator: Anna Tellgren Nils Strindberg (Swedish, 1872-1897) Örnen efter landningen. Ur serien Ingenjör Andrées luftfärd, 14/7 18…
Photograph by Julia Margaret Cameron, 'A Study' (sitter unknown), albumen print, 1864-5
ORGANIC by John Patrick at NYFW used sustainable recycled wool, biodegradable cotton cupro, vegetable-tanned leather, hand-loomed Angora, and a kaleidoscope of digitally printed silk from London.
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Photograph by Julia Margaret Cameron, 'Charlotte Norman', albumen print, 1864-1866
We’ll be making hundreds of images from the world’s largest public collection of Cameron portraits available online as part of a year-long digitisation project.
This exhibition poster is for a show of the work of the pioneering British 19th century photographer Julia Margaret Cameron. The photograph seen here is her 1872 portrait of Alice Liddell, who in her early years was an acquaintance of Lewis Carroll and, it is believed, was the inspiration for 'Alice's Adventures In Wonderland'. Alice Liddell (Alice In Wonderland) Portrait by Julia Margaret Cameron, Exhibition Poster, Victorian Photography Print, Lewis Carroll PLEASE NOTE: As with many of Julia Margaret Cameron's intense and ethereal portraits, the image is partly de-focused and grainy due to the nature of the early photographic equipment and processes used to produce it (for example, her dark room was in fact a converted coal house). We have left these features as-is rather than attempt to 'fix' them, as we believe this is the most respectful way to display the image, and one which retains the innate power in Cameron's work. Please therefore bear this in mind when purchasing the poster: essentially *yes* the photo is slightly out of focus, *yes* it's meant to be that way, and *yes* it is a wonderful image. At Art Poster Archive we have over 30 years’ experience of working with many of the world’s best art galleries. Our specialist knowledge of the history of art and graphic design means our posters are expertly sourced and researched. They’re printed on the finest gallery-quality archival paper. All of this guarantees you posters of exceptional quality, clarity and authority. SIZES & DIMENSIONS -------------------------------------------------- A1 - 23.4 x 33.1 inches/59.4 x 84.1 cm A2 - 16.5 x 23.4 inches/42.0 x 59.4 cm A3 - 11.7 x 16.5 inches/29.7 x 42.0 cm SHIPPING -------------------------------------------------- All our prints are carefully packaged and shipped using strongly protective poster tubes and packaging materials to guard against any possible damage on the way. DELIVERY AND PROCESSING TIMES -------------------------------------------------- We aim to dispatch all items within one business day of the order being placed, and normally much sooner than that. UK orders usually arrive within 2-3 working days from the date of dispatch. US, European and Rest of the World orders usually arrive within 3-6 working days from the date of dispatch. Please note, all our posters are unframed. We’re always happy to talk to our customers, so if you have any comments, queries or suggestions please do get in contact. Copyright © 2022 Art Poster Archive. All Rights Reserved. Please do not copy or reproduce our posters, subject to copyright.
With their artful shots of friends and family, early female photographers were acclaimed for their work – then disregarded. A new exhibition celebrates their groundbreaking work and acumen, often as sharp as their camera focus
