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Francis Frith — The Tyrolean Valley
Francis Frith

The Tyrolean Valley

1857

An unusual departure from Middle Eastern subjects, the Alpine landscape demonstrates Frith's versatility as a travel photographer. The composition reveals his skill in capturing European mountain scenery with the same technical precision he applied to ancient monuments.

Medium
Albumen print, pl. 22 from the album "Egypt and Palestine, Volume II" (1858/60)

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Francis Frith, The Tyrolean Valley, 1857

An unusual departure from Middle Eastern subjects, the Alpine landscape demonstrates Frith's versatility as a travel photographer. The composition reveals his skill in capturing European mountain scenery with the same technical precision he applied to ancient monuments.

Medium
Albumen print, pl. 22 from the album "Egypt and Palestine, Volume II" (1858/60)
Year
1857
Seen at
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL

Related themes

Nineteenth Century, Photography, Albumen Print, Documentary, Architectural, Mountain Valley, Landscape, Travel, British, Earth Tones

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Art Institute of Chicago, Cleveland Museum of Art