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C1905
Some Malaita Natives, Gamoa, Solomon Islands.
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Scarce stereo albumen paper photographs laid onto card as issued, with printed studio name, of a group of natives of the Solomon’s, published by George Rose, Melbourne, Sydney, Wellington & London. “Some Malaita Natives, Gamoa, Solomon Islands. Their bows and … Read Full Description
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Full Title:
Some Malaita Natives, Gamoa, Solomon Islands.
Date:
C1905
Artist:
Condition:
In good condition.
Technique:
Stereo albumen paper photographs laid onto card, as issued with printed studio name
Image Size:
145mm
x 93mm
Paper Size:
178mm
x 101mm
AUTHENTICITY
Genuine antique
dated:
1905
Description:
Scarce stereo albumen paper photographs laid onto card as issued, with printed studio name, of a group of natives of the Solomon’s, published by George Rose, Melbourne, Sydney, Wellington & London.
“Some Malaita Natives, Gamoa, Solomon Islands. Their bows and arrows indicate their love of combat.”
George Rose (1861 - 1942)
Melbourne photographer who started his photographic career around 1880 producing stereoscopic or 3-D images when viewed through a special viewer. He called his business ‘The Rose Stereograph Company’ and he toured the world with his 3-D camera, producing stereographs for the home and overseas markets.
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