Landscape by Henry White (British, 1819–1903)

Medium

albumen print from wet collodion negative

Dimensions

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Classification

Photograph

Department

Photography

Museum

Cleveland Museum of Art

Credit

Dudley P. Allen Fund

Accession Number

1993.162

Tags

male

About this artwork

In the 1850s London lawyer Henry White was also recognized as one of Britain's most gifted landscape photographers. His work helped to establish the aesthetic standard for 19th-century British landscape photography. This charming image is an example of his best known work—intimate, lyrical landscapes taken in northern Wales. Here White carefully balanced his desire to faithfully record elaborate details with broad atmospheric effects. As with many of his photographs, this print registers a city-...

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