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Samuel Palmer, 1860s. Creator: John & Charles Watkins
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Samuel Palmer, 1860s. Creator: John & Charles Watkins
Samuel Palmer, 1860s
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Carte De Visite Charles Watkins John And Charles John And Charles Watkins John Charles Watkins John Watkins Octavius Charles Octavius Charles Watkins Palmer Palmer Samuel Samuel Samuel Palmer Watkins Watkins Charles Watkins John Watkins John And Charles Watkins John Charles Watkins Octavius Charles Albumen Print Albumen Silver Print
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This photograph, taken by John & Charles Watkins in the 1860s, showcases the renowned British artist Samuel Palmer. The image is a carte de visite, a popular form of portrait photography during the 19th century. Palmer, dressed in formal attire, exudes an air of sophistication and artistic flair. Known for his landscape paintings that captured the beauty of rural Britain, Palmer was considered one of the leading figures in the Romantic art movement. His works often depicted idyllic pastoral scenes with mystical undertones. This portrait offers a glimpse into the face behind those enchanting landscapes. The skillful use of albumen silver print techniques adds depth and texture to this stunning image. The fine details are beautifully preserved, allowing us to appreciate every nuance on Palmer's face – from his intense gaze to his well-groomed beard. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art as part of their heritage collection, this photograph serves as a testament to both Palmer's artistic legacy and John & Charles Watkins' mastery in capturing personalities through their lens. It transports viewers back to a time when photography was still emerging as an art form and provides insight into how artists were perceived during that era. As we admire this remarkable piece from our past, let it serve as a reminder of the enduring power and influence that artists like Samuel Palmer have had on shaping our understanding and appreciation for nature's beauty.
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