Professional photographers inadvertently associated with the legal battle and commercial rivalry between Antoine François Jean Claudet and Richard Beard over the patent for daguerreotypes. The ...
Professional photographer, took over H. Anson and W.A. Francis's Adelaide Photographic Institution in 1867. He was soon calling the studio by his own name, stating ...
Painter and professional photographer of Maitland and Newcastle, NSW from the 1860s to the 1880s. Audet's wife Elizabeth was also a photographer and the two ...
Jacob Grossman was a professional photographer who produced calotype (salted paper) and collodiotype (albumen print) portrait photographs in Sydney in 1858-59.
This diverse artist practised as a painter, lithographer and professional photographer. His works encompassed portrait, landscape and still life genres. Exhibiting in Adelaide, Melbourne and ...
James H. E. Brown was a photographer and colourist from Victoria who spent some time practicing in Clare, South Australia. Brown photographed landscapes, portraits, town ...
A professional photographer who claimed to have visited all the principal towns in Victoria before coming to Brisbane. He toured Queensland and was willing to ...
As professional collaborators, James and William Freeman achieved great success with their quality portraits and innovative approach. Their unusually elongated studio enabled them to overcome ...
James Guy was a painter, scene-painter and professional photographer. He came to Sydney about 1856. In 1858 with his brother John he opened a photographic ...