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Roger Taylor replied to Wolfbait Books's discussion Stephen Glass – Brother of Zoltan in the group Nude photography in England from 1896 to 1960.

"Hi there Perhaps you are aware of the Zoltan Glass archive at the National Science and Media Museum, Bradford. I was closely involved with its acquisition during the early 1990's when I gathered a good deal of information about the Glass…"

Jun 1, 2020

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Nude photography in England from 1896 to 1960.

This group is for those interested in nude photography published in England during the first half of the 20th century from such photographers as: • Walter Bird • Joan Craven • John Everard • Stephen Glass • Zoltán Glass • George Harrison Marks • Horace Roye • Jean Straker • Bertram Park and Yvonne GregorySee More

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At 12:34 on February 4, 2021, Bernd Stiegler said…: Dear Roger,

we have been in touch a couple of years ago when we were both bidding on Ebay on photos of Alvin Langdon Coburn. In the meantime I published a book with his writings on photography. Unfotunately I couldn't find you email-address, so I will have a try via the BPH-website.

Actually I am working on a book on Rejlander & Victorian photography & I was wondering if you could help me concerning some quite specialised questions. For example I couldn't find any CDV photos from his studio in Wolverhampton and only one single stereo photo (which is part of the Darwin collection). Do you have any idea where I could find more ? And in the thesis of DiGiuglio (if I rember it well) she is mentioning that you told her about an album with a copy of "The Two Ways of Life". Do you have the references of this album (whch is part of the Braford collection)?

In the book on Rejlander there will be an edition of his writings on photography (unfortunately in German). If you are interested I could send you the documents of the English texts (some scans, some PDFs.).

And maybe you have more ideas where I could find interesting documents (including letters, manuscripts etc.) on Rejlander? That would be simply fantastic!

All the best,

Bernd

P.S:: Your website on British Photographic Exhibitions is fantastic & very helpful!

At 5:11 on October 6, 2009, Karen Magee said…: Thank you Roger, you are most kind! Karen.

At 10:41 on October 1, 2009, Karen Magee said…: Roger, Thank you so much for looking into Captain Sweet for me (at Mike Ware's request). If it's helpful, Sweet's background is available at captainsweet.com.au . He was an amateur when he left England for Australia in 1863. The only work of his I would really expect to have found its way into public collections are ther albums of views he sent to world fairs and perhaps his images of Aborigines. If you do come accross him I'd be delighted! Thanks. Karen