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Six Madonna & Child Alinari Photos (2) & Albumen Prints (4)
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The Madonna & Child by Carlo Dolci Palazzo Corsini Victorian Albumen Fine Art Painting Photo
Albumen photo print mounted on paper. 7.5x10 image mounted on a 8.5x11 sheet. Minor soil, light wear.
Madonna della Seggiola by Raphael Victorian Albumen Fine Art Painting Photo
Albumen photo print mounted on paper. 8x8.75 image mounted on a 9.5x10.25 sheet. Minor soil, some spotting, small rip on left side, light wear.
1920s Alinari Photo of Santi’s Madonna - Uffizi Gallery Florence Italy.
Silver gelatin print. 8”x10”. Minor wear, light soil, several slight creases.
Basilica of San Marco Venice Madonna Vintage Alinari Art Photo
Silver gelatin photo. 7.25”x10”. Minor wear, light soil, some creasing along the edges.
Sistine Madonna Madonna di San Sisto by Raphael. Victorian Albumen Fine Art Painting Photo
Albumen photo print mounted on paper. 7x10 image mounted on a 8.75x11.25 sheet. Minor soil, light wear.
Seville Famiglia Holy Family by Raphael Victorian Albumen Fine Art Painting Photo
Albumen photo print mounted on paper. 7.25x10 image mounted on a 8.75x11.25 sheet. Minor soil, light wear.
ALBUMEN PRINTS:The American Institute for Conservation explains- “Albumen prints are a variety of photographic paper print in which a finely divided silver and gold image is dispersed in a matrix of egg white. Such prints constitute by far the largest category of objects in 19th century photographic collections. Albumen paper became the most widely used photographic printing material about 1855, and remained so until 1895; it did not disappear completely from photographic practice until the 1920’s”.
ALINARI ART PHOTOGRAPHERS: This famous Italian art photography firm was founded Leopoldo Alinari in Florence in 1854. The three Alinari brothers- Leopoldo, Joseph and Romauld were pioneers in the business of selling stock photographs of art and artistic monuments, starting with a single photographer and eventually developing one of the largest libraries of original images in the world, experimenting with new methods of reproduction as they were developed, and winning a gold medal at the Paris World Exhibition in 1889.
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Joslin Hall Books & Ephemera
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