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A newly discovered early photograph of Camille Claudel
06/2025 | 1467 | 167
Pages: 583–585
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Author:
Bucklow, Sue (Bucklow, Sue)
Subjects
artists:
Claudel, Camille / Singer, Amy Mary / Rodin, Auguste
dates:
1880-1889
museums and institutions:
Frome Museum, Frome, Great Britain
places:
Somerset
subjects:
British photography
Illustrations
Attributed works:
1. Detail of Boudica and her daughters being assembled prior to departure from J.W. Singer & Sons, Frome. c.1897. Albumen print on paper. (Frome Museum, Somerset).
Attributed works:
2. Amy Singer in her Frome studio. c.1887. Albumen print on paper. (South West Heritage Trust, Taunton).
Attributed works:
4. Detail of the Singer family with Camille Claudel outside the family home, North Hill Cottage, Frome; from left to right (standing): Camille Claudel, Amy Singer, Edgar Singer. (Seated): Sarah and John Webb Singer with their granddaughter Beryl. 1886. Albumen print on paper. (Frome Museum, Somerset).
Western art unattributed:
3. Camille Claudel. 1886. Wet plate collodion photograph on glass, 17.8 by 12.7 cm. (Frome Museum, Somerset).