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Sotires Georgiades first advertised in the Scotsman in late-1849,
having moved into the studio at 4, Mound following
George Popowitz's move there to 60
Princes Street.
The first advert below gives the location of 4, Mound and also lists
the charges made for photography.
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The Scotsman 26 December 1849, page 3 .
Also 7
and 9
January 1850
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PHOTOGRAPHY
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS, with the
latest Improvements, are artistically executed by S. GEORGIADES,
late of Paris, in his Photographic Establishment, No 4 MOUND, First
Door below the Panorama.
The sitters have all the privacy
they may wish, and their general comfort is secured by the
accommodation afforded. The charges are moderate, being 5s 6d
for the smallest size Portrait; 8s 6d for the middle size and
15s 6d for the largest size. Family Groups are taken at a
small advance from these charges.
Edinburgh, 14 December 1849 |
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1850
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By September 1850, Georgiades had moved to a
studio at 75 Princes Street. It was from this address that Mr
John Stanley had sold his 'Finest
Miniatures' before leaving Edinburgh for London in 1850.
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The Scotsman 11 September 1850, page 1
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SOTIRES GEORGIADES,
PHOTOGRAPHER executes Superior
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS in his Photographic Studio, No. 75 PRINCES STREET,
WHICH CONTAINS APARTMENTS, elegantly fitted up, for the
accommodation of Ladies and others who may desire privacy.
Correct and pleasing Likenesses
are produced in every state of the weather, as the Photographic
operation is carried on in a GLASS CHAMBER! that secures it from the
unfavourable influences of bad weather.
First Size Portrait 5s. 6d.
Second size 8s. 6d. Fourth size 15s. |
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The Scotsman 7 July 1852, page 3
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO
75 PRINCES' STREET
MR. SOTIRES GEORGIADES
respectfully informs his Friends and the Public that he continues to
execute DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS of a very superior description, at
the above premises.
For the purpose of regulating the
influences of the weather, and ensuring a correct and accurate
likeness in any condition of the atmosphere, he has constructed a
larger Glass Chamber, in which the unfavourable effects of rain,
&c., are completely neutralised.
For the convenience of Ladies and
others who may dislike the Public Room, Mr S.G. has private
apartments suitably fitted up.
Small Sized Portraits 5s. 6d.
Second size 8s. 6d. Fourth size 15s. |
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The Scotsman 4, 11, 18 January + 8 March 1854
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SOTIRES GEORGIADES -
PHOTOGRAPHER
executes Superior
Daguerreotype Portraits in his Photographic Studio
No. 75 PRINCES STREET
Great and Pleasing
Likenesses produced in every state of the weather. |
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