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"Hello I am currently researching the Polish refugees who arrived in Liverpool on the 4th March 1851, Mahalski is listed as Machalski August with the 260 others (mostly Polish) who were part of the Polish legion which fought under General Joseph…"
"Hi Nick
The photographs Edmund Wormald registered under the FIne Art Copyright Act of 1862 are detailed here:
Search results: Wormald | The National Archives
A 'Photograph of avenue of Central Hall of Leeds Exhibition of Fine Art',…"
"The only useful lead from the archive reference was that there appears to be a grand-daughter (I guess) and I wondered whether she might have photographs ... but you may have tried that already. There is someone of that (quite unusual name) who is…"
"Thanks, Anne - I have done a fairly thorough internet search. And I have a pretty a good coverage of Mahalski's biography. What would be useful now is more examples of Mahaski's production, especially different formats (other…"
"Hi, Julian - I'm assuming you're aware of this archive holding in York https://archiveshub.jisc.ac.uk/search/archives/78dc96cc-e753-3a36-a6a0-714c375de08a. It mentions a daughter, so I don't know if there are descendants around…"
Information request: Augustus Mahalski (1831-1900), photographer in York
Mahalski operated a photographic business at various addresses in York for more than 40 years. I am preparing an article about him and I am seeking examples of his work primarily as sources of information about the style and range of his work. Like other photographers of the period he produced CDVs in his Portrait Rooms but produced a variety of other formats. He…See More
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Information request: Augustus Mahalski (1831-1900), photographer in York
Mahalski operated a photographic business at various addresses in York for more than 40 years. I am preparing an article about him and I am seeking examples of his work primarily as sources of information about the style and range of his work. Like other photographers of the period he produced CDVs in his Portrait Rooms but produced a variety of other formats. He…
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Cheltenham CDV Studios
It may be of interest to BPH members to know of articles about 19th century photographers in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.
An article on George Parker (1833-1907) is here:
http://pittvillehistory.org.uk/bios/GeorgeParker.html
Joseph Dunton ran Dunton's Portrait Rooms in the 1860s. …
ContinuePosted on June 3, 2018 at 9:00 — 2 Comments
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