670/1988/6
Photograph of Miss Barker and her nephew by T&W Tomlinson, Cheetham Hill, Manchester.
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344/1987/1
Carte de visite of unknown young woman by H de Niceville, 241, High street, Exeter
347/1987
Carte de visite of unknown young woman by JF Long, 45 High Street, Exeter
348/1987
5/1932/2
Ambrotype portrait of doll in a case.
20/1932/96
This photogravure shows Captain Robert Falcon Scott (1868-1912).
68/1934
This photograph showing an arrangement of vegetables and kitchen utensil is an example of early colour photography, a so-called tri-colour carbro print.
117/1998/1
This photogravure shows artist Samuel Cousins (1801-1887) in his sitting room.
19/2020/1a
Michelle Sank’s photographic series ‘Breathe’ was taken in March and April 2020 whilst the artist was isolated from her partner and social group during lockdown.
19/2020/1b
WESTM : 1982.251
This ragged boy is supposed to be delivering the Daily Graphic newspaper in Weston-super-Mare.
19/2020/2a
19/2020/2b
WESTM : 1985.96
This unidentified clockmaker is shown examining the movement of a long-case clock.
19/2020/3a
19/2020/3b
WESTM : 1986.15
William Davies is shown at a town criersê contest in Hastings, East Sussex.
19/2020/4a
WESTM : 1986.41
In 1921 Weston-super-Mare beat Hyde Seal by eleven goals to ten in the Water Polo Championships.
19/2020/4b
WESTM : 1989.154
Richard Collard played the cornet in Moggs Military Band.
962/1988
The crystoleum process or chromo-photography is a technique that is somewhere between painting and photography.
WESTM : 1993.265.98
In this photograph, William Ravenhill Stock, has captured horse, cart and driver in striking profile.
963/1988
WESTM : 1999.34.8
Water polo was a popular sport in Weston-super-Mare.
6/2020
Susan Derges is a critically-acclaimed artist whose experimental photographic techniques, along with a move to live and work on Dartmoor in 1992, led her to create new, innovative work of local rivers.
73/1921/329
This albumen print on photographic paper is part of a collection of 44 photographs once belonging to John Reader Jackson (1837-1920) who was a curator at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, museum.
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