Edwin Dalton

Also known as Edward Dalton
  • Artist (Mixed Media Artist),
  • Artist (Photographer),
  • Artist (Painter)
A prominent society photographer, teacher to Queen Victoria and inventor of the 'Biotype'. His talent for portraiture was such 'you could almost speak to' his subjects.
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Oswald H. Allen
Artist (Photographer)
associate of
Eliza Allen
Artist (Photographer)
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James Anderson
Artist (Painter)
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William Blackwood
Artist (Photographer), Artist (Painter)
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William Bradley
Artist (Photographer), Artist (Painter)
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Samuel Elyard
Artist (Photographer), Artist (Painter)
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Thomas Felton
Artist (Photographer)
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James Freeman
Artist (Photographer)
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William Hetzer
Artist (Photographer)
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Miss Hunt
Artist (Photographer)
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Henry Hunt
Artist (Photographer)
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Alexandre Henri Lamartiniere
Artist (Photographer)
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William Knibb Morris
Artist (Photographer), Artist (Draughtsman)
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Victor Albert Prout
Artist (Photographer), Artist (Painter)
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David Scott
Artist (Photographer)
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Eugene Montagu Scott
Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator), Artist (Photographer), Artist (Painter)

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Related events
  • Pennsylvania Academy Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Exhibition of life size portraits (exhibited at)
  • Mechanics School of Arts Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Sydney Mechanics School of Arts (exhibited at)
  • Royal Academy (exhibited at)
  • Royal Academy (exhibited at)
  • Victorian Fine Arts Society (exhibited at)
  • London International Exhibition (None)
  • Pennsylvania Academy Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Exhibition of life size portraits (exhibited at)
  • Mechanics School of Arts Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Sydney Mechanics School of Arts (exhibited at)
  • Royal Academy (exhibited at)
  • Royal Academy (exhibited at)
  • Victorian Fine Arts Society (exhibited at)