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Victorian photographic studio for sale
If you are looking for a property and a "project", you could become (like us) the owner of a former Victorian photographic studio!The property in question is the former studio of Henry Hayman, at 20A…Continue
Started May 8, 2021
Do you know of any Victorian daylight studios still existing in a recognisable form?
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Of the many thousands (I believe that is no exaggeration?) of photographic studios that were established in the UK in the Victorian era, how many have survived to this day in a recognisable form?As…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by María de los Santos García Felgu May 2, 2021.
Hills and Saunders Harrow glass plate negatives now being offered for sale
As some of you may have spotted, some glass negatives from the massive archive of the Harrow studio of Hills and Saunders have recently started to be offered for sale on eBay.The seller is Pete…Continue
Started Oct 17, 2020
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Focussing on all facets of the history of the carte de visite and the photographers that made them in Great Britain and around the world.See More
Victorian photographic studio for sale
If you are looking for a property and a "project", you could become (like us) the owner of a former Victorian photographic studio!The property in question is the former studio of Henry Hayman, at 20A Church Street, Launceston, Cornwall. Hayman had started his business at 20 Church Street in 1866, and in 1880 he moved into 20A which he demolished and rebuilt. By then he had also diversified as a piano dealer, and the lower floors of the new building formed the piano emporium.In the photos below,…See More
"We have added two XIXth. Century photographic studios in Portugal (Golega and Funchal, Madeira), both of them very well preserved and open as museums of Photography.
In Spain most of surviving studios were built on early XXth. Century. Should…"
"I was giving some conservation advice so had greater access to the various rooms and in consequence was able to see more."
"I have visited, but don't remember the darkroom. I now read that his bathroom doubled up as the darkroom.
It's well worth a visit for anyone interested in life as lived by the Victorian cultural set."
"Not exactly a studio but there are some darkroom traces still in situ in Linley Sambourne House in London, or were the last time I visited. In normal circumstances it is open to the public. Linley Sambourne was a cartoonist for Punch and…"
"Yes, now found the Old Photographic Studio Hunt group on Facebook. And the very useful map of studios (I think no requirement to be a member of the Group to access the map?)…"
"Thanks Maria, that's interesting.
It would be good to add a pin for each of those studios to this…"
"Thanks a lot for your interest.
In Spain we have some recognisable daylight studios: two of them still active (both of them in Barcelona, from around 1915-1920), some of them closed (two in Cordoba, as court galleries, from the first years of…"
"Hi,
The group is called Old Photographic Studio Hunt on Facebook."
"Ah, so is that where the studio was? I have to say I love the modern Great Court, so I would cut them a bit of slack. "
"Very sorry to read that. I left the museum in late 1986. Presumably it was demolished as part of the Great Court Scheme."
"That's very good to hear you have been working on a similar project.
So how many Victorian daylight studios do you think have survived in a recognisable form in Spain?
Richard"
"Thank you.
The British Museum blog shows a photo of Fenton's studio in the 1980s, and then says "The studio was continuously used by photographers until the 1960s when it became a graphic art studio, and was demolished in the…"
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