notman studio (5 Ergebnisse)

Mounted Photograph. Zustand: Near Fine. A nice image with many interesting architectural details, a host of carriage drivers, horses, people in the park, and the mast of a ship visible down the street in the harbor. Albumen and silver salts on paper, titled in negative "Place d'Armes, Montreal" at bottom right. Photo measures 7.5 x 9 inches wide, mounted on card measuring 7.5 x 9.25 inches wide. Photo with some fading, mostly along bottom edge near title, card mount slightly curved with browning verso. McCord Museum has this image in their collection (also unsigned) as Object Number II-41752 and date it 1876.

Mounted Photographs. Zustand: Near Fine. Three Winter scenes from the Notman Studio. Albumen and silver salts on paper, two photos measure 5.5 x 4 inches wide and one measures 6 x 4 inches wide, all mounted on card, one signed faintly in negative "Notman" and one "23373". Some fading and yellowing to images, card mounts w. minor curl and touch of browning verso. Snowshoes and Skates help to provide a charming Winter setting for this fine group of 19th c. studio images.

Mounted Photographs. Zustand: Near Fine. Four Winter scenes from the Notman Studio. Albumen and silver salts on paper, three photos measure 5.5 x 4 inches wide and one measures 6 x 4 inches wide, all mounted on card, one signed in negative "Notman 22373". Some fading and yellowing to images, card mounts w. minor curl and touch of browning verso. Two sleds and two tobaggans help to provide a charming Winter setting for this fine group of 19th c. studio images.

Mounted Photographs. Zustand: Near Fine. Three 19th c. photographs of Niagara Falls, together creating a virtual panoramic view which includes both the American Falls and the Canadian Horseshoe Falls. Photos are titled in negative "920 - Horse-Shoe Falls From Canadian Side Niagara", (albumen and silver salts print on paper 6 x 9.5 inches wide, mounted onto 6.25 x 9.75 inch wide card) "923 - Horse-Shoe Falls From Goat Island Niag." (albumen and silver salts print on paper 6 x 9.5 inches wide, mounted onto 6.25 x 9.75 inch wide card) and "931 - American Falls. From Goat Island Niag." (gelatin silver chloride print on paper 6-7/8 x 9-1/4 inches wide, mounted onto 7-1/8 x 9-1/2 inch wide card). The silver chloride print has some silver mirroring near edges, a barely discernible three inch vertical wrinkle at bottom center from original mounting, card mount slightly curled, verso w. browning. The two albumen photos both have fading near the edges, card mount slightly curled with some browning. We found a similar view at the McCord Museum "American Falls from Goat Island, Niagara, ON, about 1870 - VIEW-932" but could not locate this view no. 931. The photo of "Horse-Shoe Falls From Canadian Side Niagara" dates about 1870, according to the McCord catalogue, and "923 - Horse-Shoe Falls From Goat Island Niag." being just three views later, would date about the same.

Mounted Photograph. Zustand: Good Only. A Builder's Photograph, shot just before No. 306 would have been put into service with the CPR. Mammoth size albumen and silver salts on paper print, measuring 14-1/2 x 20-7/8 inches wide, mounted onto card measuring 22 x 28 inches wide with "W. NOTMAN PHOTO" stamped in blind at bottom right edge. Photo is faded and yellowed, card mount appears brittle w. some soil and chips to edges, verso w. soil and stains from a previous mounting and framer's notes in pencil. This 4-4-0 CPR locomotive was built by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, New Shops in Montreal, Quebec. It was completed and entered service on October, 1886. Its builder's plate number was 1022. Extra shipping costs possible for this large photograph.