"John G St Aubyn died on 16 December 1975 aged 86. An obituary was carried by the Royal Photographic Society's Photographic Journal vol. 116 p. 83."
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The Photographic Field Club was founded in 1865 but it existed under various forms prior to this date, its aims were to bring landscape to a prominent position in photography. It is not clear when it…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Michael Pritchard Oct 30, 2011.
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The Photographic Field Club was founded in 1865 but it existed under various forms prior to this date, its aims were to bring landscape to a prominent position in photography. It is not clear when it closed or merged with any another Society.(thanks for info Dr Michael Pritchard)I have a photo of the Challenge Trophy which was donated by Mr Alfred Deed in 1900. Some of the award winners were:- 1901 Col R Holbeche. 1902 Unreadable. 1903 Ditto. 1904 F Seyton Scott 1905 Viscount Maitland.1906 B.…See More
Jeremy O'Keeffe replied to Matthew Mawson's discussion International Circle of Pictorial Photographers, 1926" Helo Matthew.
Well spotted, I have managed to purchase copies of the 1947,48,50, 59 & 60 Photograms and 1932,34 & 51 publications of BJP and the archivist for the London Salon is attempting the huge task of listing all John St Aubyns…"
Jeremy O'Keeffe replied to Matthew Mawson's discussion International Circle of Pictorial Photographers, 1926"Dear Matthew
Cannot help but I am researching a long lost amateur photographer by the name of John Grenville St Aubyn FRPS FRES FRSA 1889-1975 and he was a prolific bromoil printer and worked in the Pictorial style of the period and was a frequent…"
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