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View of the Mosque of Nutter Owleah, Tiruchirappalli, India
Linnaeus Tripe (mentioned on object), 1858 - 1860
Tripe used paper rather than glass negatives. Not only were they unbreakable and easy to take along, but the light sensitive layer was also more resistant to the fierce heat and humidity in India and Burma. He took close to 1000 photographs as an officer in the British army. Tripe provided his printing papers with a thin layer of albumen, making them glossier than regular salted paper prints.
- Artwork typephotograph
- Object numberRP-F-1996-117
- Dimensionsheight 286 mm x width 378 mm
- Physical characteristicsgealbuminiseerde zoutdruk geplakt op karton