Daguerreotypi: BE_PRI_HEM096 1854-1855

Samling: Collectie Herman Maes, Belgium i
Språk: English
Type: Europeisk
Dyplenke: http://daguerreobase.org/nb/type/57a96b63-a85d-be96-5fb8-518201873bfa

Oppsummering

Identifisering

BE_PRI_HEM096

Dato

Kilde
Start: 1854
Slutt: 1855

Motivbeskrivelse

court of statutory at the Great Exhibition in Crystal Palace, Sydenham, London; compare with record: 1990-5037_A.115_10

Tagger

stereo; statue; woman; exhibition hall

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Identifisering

BE_PRI_HEM096

Datert

Kilde
Start: 1854
Slutt: 1855

Tilstandsvurdering

Proveniens

Bildebeskrivelse

court of statutory at the Great Exhibition in Crystal Palace, Sydenham, London; compare with record: 1990-5037_A.115_10

Motiv navn

Crystal Palace

Påskrift

LCB E/ 3/6 engraved in the glass: Yeates & Son Dublin

Emneordteknikk

ambrotype - wet collodion on glass

Lenker

Stereoplate

Lysåpning størrelse

Høyde: 64 mm / 2,52 inch
Bredde: 67 mm / 2,64 inch

Glasspakke størrelse

Høyde: 82 mm / 3,23 inch
Bredde: 170 mm / 6,69 inch
Tykkelse: 5 mm / 0,2 inch

Lysåpning form

Buet

Glasspakke form

Rektangulær

Samling

Identifikator: Collectie Herman Maes, Belgium
Beskrivelse: Private study collection of photographic objects, literature, ephemera. From a conservators technical point of view.

Retailer

Navn: Yeates & Son
notes: Samuel Yeates (1762-1834) apprenticed to Seacombe Mason, and the two families intermarried over several generations. Samuel was the first in the family to be described as an 'optician', which meant instrument maker; and circa 1790 established the shop on Grafton Street, on the corner of Nassau Street, which the Yeates company occupied for over 100 years. Samuel's second son, George Yeates (1796-1882) designed improved surveying instruments such as a clinometer, level, rangefinder, and theodolite; and George's seventh child Stephen ran the business after 1865. Samuel's third son Andrew (1800-1876) worked with Edward Troughton in the early 1820s, and in 1833 repaired instruments at the Greenwich Observatory under Troughton's supervision. He wrote 'On the notches, Y's or bearings for the pivots of transit instruments' MNRAS 25 (1865) 214-215. Andrew ran an instrument business in London from 1837 to 1873, and married the daughter of Cornelius Varley (Andrew Yeates FRAS, obituary MNRAS 37 (1877) (159-160). The Yeates family manufactured a very large variety of scientific instruments, and circa 1880 their catalogs listed over 2,000 items, including telescopes such as a 'walking stick telescope'. Many items were noted as 'improved' by Yeates. Most of the instruments were probably made by Yeates; although a Grubb equatorial telescope was also sold. Yeates was by appointment the instrument maker for Trinity College. source: Abrahams, Peter, The Telescope in Ireland: Obscure makers & marks. Irish telescope makers and Irish signatures on telescopes., 1990, pp72-73.
nationality: United Kingdom

Tilstand

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Glasspakke

Passepartout

Etuiiiiii

Sideveggerdekor merknader

Lokk

Sidevegger

Dekormerknader

Innbinding

Ramme

Avslutningspapir

Bakside

Materiale: Papp …

Dekkglass

Til stede: Ja
Malt: Ja
Farge: Sort
Dekor: Forgylt kant

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Platemerke

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Galleri

Bilderettigheter for bildene: The Public Domain Mark (PDM)

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