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Dr Lynn Pearson is researching the image shown here which has been attributed to W H F Talbot and does not appear to have been previously reproduced. The image shows Collins's Brewery in Water Lane, Richmond, probably 1840s.It is in the David Parry collection, part of the Brewery History Society collection, so it is just the cutting, stuck on a card with a few details about the brewery. Nothing to say where either the photo or the cutting came from. Parry has added a caption saying the photo is by Fox Talbot.
Is any reader about to confirm the attribution?
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Comment by Roger Watson on May 30, 2012 at 14:08 That's an exceedingly rough copy of an image I've not seen before. It's not typical of anything I've seen by Talbot and it feels extremely unlikely to have any real connection. He had an uncle who had a house in Richmond, but there are no known photographs by Talbot of that house or any other part of Richmond as far as I know.
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