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The following advert appeared in the
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The Scotsman 8 December 1855, page 1
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MR FENTON'S CRIMEAN PHOTOGRAPHS
MR HILL, PRINTSELLER TO THE QUEEN,
67 PRINCES STREET begs to intimate that early next week, he will
exhibit in his GALLERIES this extraordinary and interesting
Collection (about 300 in number) of PHOTOGRAPHIC PICTURES taken in
the CRIMEA during the Spring and Summer of the current year;
comprising Views and Incidents of Camp Life; the Scenery around
Sebastopol, Inkermann and Balaklava; Individual Portraits and
Groups of these distinguished Officers - French and English - who
have taken part in the ever memorable Siege of Sebastopol.
For the greater convenience of
Visitors, the two large Galleries will be thrown into one; and the
Exhibition will be open daily from Ten till Five -
Admission, One Shilling; and from Six till Nine Evening -
Admission, Sixpence. |
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The Daily Express, 21, 24, 26, 28, 29, 31
December 1855
FENTON'S
CRIMEAN PHOTOGRAPHS of the SEAT OF WAR
Mr
Hill, Printseller to the Queen
67 Princes Street
begs to intimate that the
EXHIBITION of this interesting Collection
WILL OPEN in his Gallery on
Saturday 15th
Admission from Ten till Five
- one shilling
Six till Nine, evenings -
sixpence
Season Ticket -
2s 6d
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The Scotsman 9 January 1856, page 1
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THE EXHIBITION
OF
FENTON'S
CRIMEAN PHOTOGRAPHS of the SEAT OF WAR
WILL SHORTLY CLOSE
HILL'S GALLERIES, 67 PRINCES
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