Maull Collection
Maull, a renowned photography studio in the 19th and early 20th centuries, captured the essence of numerous notable individuals through their lens
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Maull, a renowned photography studio in the 19th and early 20th centuries, captured the essence of numerous notable individuals through their lens. From Bartle Frere to Sir John Wolfe Barry, Maull's portraits showcased the distinguished personalities of their subjects. One such captivating portrait is that of Charles Darwin, taken around 1854 by Maull & Fox. In this black and white photograph, Darwin's piercing gaze reveals his intellectual curiosity and scientific genius. Another striking image preserved by Maull & Fox is Colonel Baden-Powell from 1902. The artists skillfully portrayed his military prowess and leadership qualities through their lens. The talents & Polyblank are evident in their photograph of Robert Brown, a Scottish botanist. Taken in 1855, this snapshot captures Brown's dedication to botanical exploration and discovery. Michael Faraday, a British physicist whose contributions revolutionized our understanding of electricity and magnetism, was also immortalized by Maull's camera. His portrait exudes an air of brilliance and innovation. In addition to these esteemed figures, Alfred Maull left his mark on Edinburgh with his exceptional photography skills. Whether it was capturing the cityscape or individual portraits like that of Professor Samuel Morse or Adolphus Maull at Cambridge University - Alfred brought out the unique charm inherent in each subject. Lastly, W. C Brooks' sepia-toned photograph taken by Maull showcases both artistic flair and technical expertise. The rich tones add depth to Brooks' features while highlighting his character as an individual. Through their lenses, whether it be capturing iconic landmarks or portraying influential figures from various fields – Bartle Frere /Maull CDV photographs have become timeless pieces that allow us to glimpse into history itself.