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Maker: Nicolaas Henneman (1813-1898)
Born: Netherlands
Active: UK
Medium: talbotype
Size: 3 1/2 in x 7 in
Location: France
Object No. 2026.091a
Shelf: B-28
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Provenance: Gorham Too
Rank: 218
Notes: Wet stamp on verso: Patent Talbotype, Sun Pictures. Nicolaas Henneman, Fox Talbot’s Dutch valet and later photographic assistant and printer, set up his own establishment in London at 122 Regent Street in partnership with the chemist, Thomas Malone, whom he had met in Reading while running Talbot's Reading Establishment. Malone left the business in 1851 to teach at the Royal College of Chemistry. Henneman himself withdrew from photography only a few years later when the proliferation of studios operating in London made the business too competitive. Note the bad stereo alignment. It is unknown whether Henneman took this photograph or just purchased it from a French photographer for sale in the U.K.
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