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Henry Peach Robinson — I think on the Laddie that lo'es me so well
Henry Peach Robinson

I think on the Laddie that lo'es me so well

1882

Drawing its title from Robert Burns' poetry, this romantic composition showcases Robinson's ability to infuse photography with literary sentiment and painterly aesthetics.

Medium
Albumen print

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Henry Peach Robinson, I think on the Laddie that lo'es me so well, 1882

Drawing its title from Robert Burns' poetry, this romantic composition showcases Robinson's ability to infuse photography with literary sentiment and painterly aesthetics.

Medium
Albumen print
Year
1882
Seen at
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL

Related themes

Albumen Print, 19th Century, Melancholic, Soft Focus, Portrait, Narrative, British, Sepia Tones, Pictorialism, Romantic

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Art Institute of Chicago, Cleveland Museum of Art