Gallery›Royal Photographic Society Collection›Rare landscape daguerreotype. Exhibited at Souveraine Angleterre exhibition, compare with 2003-5001/2/28150. These two plates are part of a group, see also 28141, 28213 and 28227.
Rare landscape daguerreotype. Exhibited at Souveraine Angleterre exhibition, compare with 2003-5001/2/28150. These two plates are part of a group, see also 28141, 28213 and 28227.
Royal Photographic Society Collection

Rare landscape daguerreotype. Exhibited at Souveraine Angleterre exhibition, compare with 2003-5001/2/28150. These two plates are part of a group, see also 28141, 28213 and 28227.

Unknown artist

CC0 — Public Domain
Royal Photographic Society Collection

Rare landscape daguerreotype. Exhibited at Souveraine Angleterre exhibition, compare with 2003-5001/2/28150. These two plates are part of a group, see also 28141, 28213 and 28227.

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