Exhibits
A report of the exhibition appeared in
Amateur Photographer on
18 November 1892*. I have categorised this as Members' Exhibition,
but it is clear that the exhibition was also open to others. The
journal reported:
"Of the pictures which are exhibited, there are nearly 200 by members of
the society.
- Mr FP Cembrano jun.
has sent four landscape studies, printed in platinum, on rough paper,
which have taken first-class awards at exhibitions in London, New York,
Amsterdam and Brussels.
- Mr W Bedford, London,
has sent duplicates of three pictures which were exhibited in the Pall
Mall Exhibition.
- Mr George Davison
sends twelve landscape pictures of the Emersonian school about the
effects of which there has been much controversy in photographic
circles.
- Mr Ralph Robinson,
London sends three large pictures - landscapes with figures - which will
be useful to the members as studies in composition.
- Mr Liddell Sawyer,
Newcastle sends two large composition subjects, which illustrate the
charming effects that may be produced by attention to lighting.
- Mr F Sutcliffe,
Whitby, sends a series of very beautiful landscape enlargements.
- Mr Adam Diston, Leven,
Fifeshire, a few exhibits of composition genre subjects.
-
Of the work of the members, the most striking is the large
group of the
Photographic Convention by Mr
Ayton, the Chairman."
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*NOTE:
If these comments do in fact relate to the 1893 Exhibition, this
date is incorrect.
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