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Camera Work: Harlech Castle — George Davison

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Written by: Anya FernándezSenior Specialist · Modern & Contemporary Art
Modern & Contemporary Art · Catalogue no. 92547
George Davison

Camera Work: Harlech Castle

StatusReference work · Not for sale
Held byCleveland Museum of Art
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Artist / MakerGeorge Davison
Date1909
Culture / OriginEngland, 20th century
Mediumphotogravure
DepartmentPhotography
TypeBound Volume
About the Artist

George Davison British, 1856-1930 George Davison is known as the founder of impressionistic photography, a movement he initiated in 1890 as an extension of the naturalistic theories of Peter Henry Emerson. This, however, infuriated Emerson, who subsequently renounced earlier statements regarding photography as art. Davison was an amateur who had been an audit clerk at the English Treasury before going to work in 1897 for Kodak, Ltd., where he became managing director and a board member. In 1913 he was… Full biography →

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Image & data: Cleveland Museum of Art, CC0 / Public Domain.

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