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Two salt print photographs of Peking by Georges Morache

MS. 23051 photogr. 76/2

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Title

Two salt print photographs of Peking by Georges Morache

Shelfmark

MS. 23051 photogr. 76/2

Summary

Two salted paper prints by Georges Morache, both views from around Peking, taken in the 1860s.

Associated place

Beijing (China)

Date

1860-1870

Language

English

Physical facet

Salt prints from a Calotype negative

Physical extent

2 items

Custodial history

Purchased from Bruno Tartarin France, 18/08/2000. From the estate of the Devéria family, possibly having belonged to Gabriel Devéria, brother of the photographer and Egyptologist Théodule Devéria.

Subject

China

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Collection contents

The Michael and Jane Wilson Collection of Nineteenth Century Photographs

Photographically-illustrated books and albums

Two salt print photographs of Peking by Georges Morache

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