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Description: | Nearly 15,000 photographs, cyanotypes and glass plate negatives survive today as part of the Linley Sambourne collection. Sambourne's interest in photography developed rapidly, first as an aid to his work as a cartoonist, using his family and servants as models, and later as a hobby and passion. In 1893, Sambourne joined the Camera Club. It provided artists with a number of nude models to photograph. Sambourne took hundreds of photographs, many of which were later used as the basis for cartoons. | Subjects: | Victorian photography nude photography | Source: | Cornucopia - Discovering UK Collections | Address: | 18 Stafford Terrace
London Great Britain (UK),
W8 7BH | FAX: | 020 7371 2467 | Telephone: | 020 7602 3316 ext 305 Mon-Fri, 07976 060160 Sat & | Identifier: | oai:www.cornucopia.org.uk:5405 | Go to resource |
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