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Attributed to John Wesley Livingston (1835-1897)
Glass plate negative of the Grand Corridor, Windsor Castle 1870 - 1900
Wet collodion negative | 22.6 x 17.7 cm (whole object) | RCIN 2401575
Attributed to John Wesley Livingston (1835-1897)
Glass plate negative of the Grand Corridor, Windsor Castle 1870 - 1900
Attributed to John Wesley Livingston (1835-1897)
Glass plate negative of the Grand Corridor, Windsor Castle 1870 - 1900
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A 7 x 9 inch glass plate negative of a Marsh and Tatham ebony and ivory bookcase (RCIN 36964) with two bronze sculptures on top, a marble bust on a pedestal and various paintings, n the Grand Corridor, Windsor. The bust on the pedestal is George Frederick Handel (RCIN 35255).The pedestal is RCIN 35322.1-4. The bull is RCIN 35469. The bust on the left is of Emperor Titus (RCIN 71420). The bust on the right is of Emperor Julius Caesar (RCIN 71421). The small landscape painting is possibly by Zuccarelli (RCIN 401273). The other paintings are difficult to identify.
Provenance
Commissioned by the Royal Collection for inventory purposes
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Creator(s)
(photographer)Commissioner(s)
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Medium and techniques
Wet collodion negative
Measurements
22.6 x 17.7 cm (whole object)
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