juliamargaretcameron
120 photos tagged juliamargaretcameron, from 4 members of Flickr Commons.
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The last upload was July 2012.
May Prinsep, 1868 - 69 from National Science and Media Museum uploaded July 2012
Farewell, (Mary Ryan), 1865 from National Science and Media Museum uploaded July 2012
Charles Darwin, 1868 - 69 from National Science and Media Museum uploaded July 2012
Julia Margaret Cameron Album in conservation case from National Science and Media Museum uploaded July 2012
A Bacchante (Cyllena Wilson), 1867 from National Science and Media Museum uploaded July 2012
Charles Darwin, 1868 from National Science and Media Museum uploaded July 2012
Jacques Blumenthal, 1867 from National Science and Media Museum uploaded July 2012
Rosalba (Cyllena Wilson), 1867 from National Science and Media Museum uploaded July 2012
May Prinsep?, c1870 from National Science and Media Museum uploaded July 2012
Left: Henry Taylor,1865. Right: William Gifford Palgrave, 1868 from National Science and Media Museum uploaded July 2012
Left: Henry George Liddell, 1865, Right: Charles Darwin, 1868 - 69 from National Science and Media Museum uploaded July 2012
My Niece Julia Jackson, 1867 from National Science and Media Museum uploaded July 2012
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Sinhalese woman
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SLBilder said:
Not at all a representative picture of a Sinhalese woman. The attire is not Sinhalese at all. Looks more like the attire of South Indian tribal women. Julia Margaret Cameron was known to dress up people in different attires and pose them to illustrate poetic or biblical themes with a psychological dimension. Cameron’s images were created as works of art rather than as documentary records.
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Leonardo Amaro Rodrigues said:
truly a timeless portrait and yet another time
Mrs. Keene, 1866
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-Merce- said:
I've managed to find that the maiden name of Mrs Keene was Ann Edwards. She was born in Albrighton and was baptized on November 27, 1842. See my blog entry Buscando a Mrs Keene (The Mountain Nymph Sweet Liberty)