Album of salt prints by Fallon Horne, 1850-1860

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MS. 23051 photogr. 2

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Album of salt prints by Fallon Horne showing images of his family and friends.

Dates

Creation: 1850-1860

Extent

1 item

Language of Materials

English

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This material is light-sensitive. To ensure its availability to future readers, access to this item is restricted, and requires specialist support. Readers are asked to work from reproductions and published descriptions as far as possible. To apply to see the original, please send a message to specialcollections.enquiries@bodleian.ox.ac.uk, outlining the subject of your research, the importance of this material to that research, and the resources you have already consulted. Please also tell us about the timeframe for your project, if any, and when you hope to visit.

Shelfmark

MS. 23051 photogr. 2

Former reference:

Wilson Centre Accession Number: 03:7394; Wilson Centre Accession Number 2: TC 360

Additional Description

Biographical / Historical

Fallon Horne was co-owner of Horne, Thornthwaite, and Wood, a London firm specializing in photographic apparatus and chemicals. He exhibited at the Royal Society of Arts and the Photographic Institution and contributed a complete Daguerreotype apparatus at the Great Exhibition. He died at the age of forty-four while visiting the Isle of Thanet in Kent, where he was born.