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Rev. James Langton Clark, 1864. Creator: Lewis Carroll
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Rev. James Langton Clark, 1864. Creator: Lewis Carroll
Rev. James Langton Clark, 1864. Albumen print
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Rev. James Langton Clark, 1864 - A Glimpse into Victorian Christianity
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. This black and white albumen print by Lewis Carroll offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of Rev. James Langton Clark, a prominent figure in 19th-century British religious circles. Captured with remarkable detail and clarity, the portrait showcases Rev. Clark's distinguished presence as a churchman and clergyman. With his striking beard and intense gaze, Rev. Clark exudes an air of wisdom and devotion to his faith. The photograph beautifully captures his deep connection to literature, as he is seen engrossed in reading a book – perhaps contemplating profound spiritual insights or seeking inspiration for his sermons. Lewis Carroll's artistic prowess shines through this image, highlighting not only Rev. Clark's individuality but also the broader cultural context of Victorian England. Through careful composition and use of light and shadow, Carroll masterfully captures the essence of this revered figure within the confines of a single frame. As we delve into this historical artifact from the Art Institute Chicago collection, we are transported back in time to witness an era when religion played a central role in society. This photograph serves as both an intimate portrayal of one man's religious commitment and a testament to Lewis Carroll's skillful artistry that continues to captivate audiences today.
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