Newhaven Fishwives

Photography Studio Hill and Adamson British, Scottish

David Octavius Hill British, Scottish

Robert Adamson British, Scottish

1843–47

Not on view

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Title: Newhaven Fishwives
Photography Studio: Hill and Adamson (British, active 1843–1848)
Artist: David Octavius Hill (British, Perth, Scotland 1802–1870 Edinburgh, Scotland)
Artist: Robert Adamson (British, St. Andrews, Scotland 1821–1848 St. Andrews, Scotland)
Date: 1843–47
Medium: Salted paper print from paper negative
Classification: Photographs
Credit Line: Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1937
Object Number: 37.98.1.60
Curatorial Department: Photographs

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