Albums compiled by Prince Albert, reflecting his beliefs surrounding photography
Ross & Thomson (active 1847-1890s)
New Club, Princes Street, Edinburgh c. 1849
Salted paper print | 15.1 x 20.1 cm (image) | RCIN 2600311
Photograph of a three storeyed terraced building in Princes Street, Edinburgh with a columned entrance and balistrade roof. A balistrade balcony is on the second floor with an arched lintel above the windows. Two street lamps outside entrance.
This is one of a set of views of Edinburgh made by Ross & Thomson in 1849 and sent to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert as 'Calotype Specimens'. James Ross and John Thomson were subsequently granted a Royal Warrant as 'Photographers at Edinburgh to Her Majesty' on 14 June 1849.
This is one of a set of views of Edinburgh made by Ross & Thomson in 1849 and sent to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert as 'Calotype Specimens'. James Ross and John Thomson were subsequently granted a Royal Warrant as 'Photographers at Edinburgh to Her Majesty' on 14 June 1849.
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Creator(s)
Ross & Thomson (active 1847-1890s) (photographer)
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15.1 x 20.1 cm (image)
29.7 x 37.1 cm (page) (page dimensions)
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From an album presented to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in 1849
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Object type(s)
- visual works
- photographs
Subject(s)
- Places
- Europe
- Great Britain
- Scotland
- Lothian [Scotland]
- Edinburgh [Scotland]
- Princes Street [Edinburgh]
- New Club [Princes Street, Edinburgh]
- Princes Street [Edinburgh]
- Edinburgh [Scotland]
- Lothian [Scotland]
- Scotland
- Great Britain
- Europe
- Science, Medicine and Technology
- Construction
- Structural parts of buildings
- Columns
- Structural parts of buildings
- Construction
- visual works
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