Frederick Hollyer, An der Thmse, paper, platinum printing, image size : height: 13.90 cm; width: 18.80 cm, inscribed: recto u. r. on the passepartout: in black ink: Fred. Hollyer London, Teleaufnahme 1900, inscribed: verso and right on the passe-partout: in black ink: Box 4 On the Thames, artistic photography, landscape photography, landscapes, waters, city view, river, pictorialism, Tried and tested in the mezzotint process, Frederick Hollyer found photography around 1860 and began making carbon and albumin prints. In 1865 he became a member of the Photographic Society of England and specialized in the noble printing process of platinum printing. At the same time Hollyer was in exchange with the Brotherhood of the Linked Ring, the pictorialist association of London, which was formed as a counter position to the established Photographic Society. In his first studio, Hollyer produced Cartes de Visite, but after moving to Pembroke Square in Kensington, he increasingly reproduced the works of pre-Raphaelite painters photographically. He also made numerous portraits of his contemporaries, such as John Ruskin, leader of the Arts & Crafts movement, and landscape photographs. (Cathrin Hauswald)
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