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Camera Work: Newhaven Fisheries by David Octavius Hill — VisualArtsDB

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Camera Work: Newhaven Fisheries

Camera Work: Newhaven Fisheries

Camera Work: Newhaven Fisheries

David Octavius Hill

1909

Medium: photogravure
Genre: Bound volume
Museum: Cleveland Museum of Art

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England, 20th century

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Camera Work: Portrait - The Gown and the Casket

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St. Andrews Castle, from the Southeast

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A Newhaven Fisherwoman

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Linlithgow, from the railway station, with the Town Hall, St. Michael's Church, and Palace

Linlithgow, from the railway station, with the Town Hall, St. Michael's Church, and Palace

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Departure

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Mr. Brodie, RSA, August 25, 1845, Sculptor, Lived in Cornwell St.

Mr. Brodie, RSA, August 25, 1845, Sculptor, Lived in Cornwell St.

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James Drummond

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Camera Work: Mrs. Rigby

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Sir John McNeill

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