Olive Talbot, glass negative

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Olive Talbot, glass negative
Olive Talbot, glass negative
Olive Talbot, glass negative
Credit
By permission of Amgueddfa Cymru — Museum Wales
Image ID
81241
Accession number
86.31I/596
Title
Value
 
Olive Talbot, glass negative
glass negative
accessioned photograph
Identification
Identifier
Type
 
 
Creator
Name
Role
 
 
Llewelyn, John Dillwyn
 
Material
Value
 
glass
Technique
Value
 
collodion glass negative
glass negative
negative
Category
Value
 
early photography
social history
Usage
Value
 
LGBTQ+
Creation date
01/01/1850
to
31/12/1859
Period
Period
 
1850s (circa)
Additional information
Collodion glass negative. Olive Emma Talbot (1842-1894) sat on the lap of Miss Wright, possibly in the conservatory at Penllergare. Olive was the daughter of industrialist and politician Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot and his wife Lady Charlotte Butler of Margam Castle. In 1872, in her private diaries, novelist Amy Dillwyn referred to Olive as her wife.
Keywords
Value
 
West Glamorgan
1850s
South Wales
Wales
19th century, mid
19th century
Monochrome or colour
Monochrome
Place
Value
Tag
 
 
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5,408 px
Full size height
4,173 px

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