Julia margaret cameron ophelia

  • After receiving a camera as a gift from her daughter, Julia Margaret Cameron began her career in photography at the age of forty-eight.
  • Title: [Ophelia] Artist/Maker: Julia Margaret Cameron (British, born India, 1815 - 1879) Date: negative 1875; print 1900 Medium: Carbon print.
  • Title: [Ophelia] · Creator: Julia Margaret Cameron · Date Created: negative 1875; print 1900 · Location.
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    Photograph of a standing woman, from the wiast up, with her loose hair grasped by her right hand.

    Object details

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    Titles
    • Emily Peacock (popular title)
    • Ophelia (assigned by artist)
    Materials and techniques

    Carbon print from copy negative

    Brief description

    Photograph by Julia Margaret Cameron, 'Ophelia', (sitter, Emily Peacock), carbon print, 1874, printed 1874-80

    Physical description

    Photograph of a standing woman, from the wiast up, with her loose hair grasped by her right hand.

    Dimensions
    • Mount height: 522mm
    • Mount width: 375mm
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    Credit line

    The Royal Photographic Society Collection at the V&A, acquired with the generous assistance of the National Lottery Heritage Fund and Art Fund.

    Object history

    Julia Margaret Cameron (1815–79) was one of the most important and innovative photographers of the 19th century. Her photographs were rule-breaking: purposely out of focus, and often including scratches, smudges and other traces of the artist’s process. Best known for her powerful portraits, she also posed her sitters – friends, family and servants – as characters from biblical, historical or allegorical stories.

    Born in Calcutta on 11 June 1815, the fourth of seven sis

  • julia margaret cameron ophelia
  • After receiving a camera as a gift from her daughter, Julia Margaret Cameron began her career in photography at the age of forty-eight. She produced most of her work from her home at Freshwater on the Isle of Wight. Many of her models were family members, (including her husband and grandson), her domestic servants as well as local residents.

    She also photographed the intellectuals and leaders within her own circle of family and friends which included the portrait painter George Frederick Watts, the astronomer Sir John Herschel, and the Poet Laureate of England Alfred, Lord Tennyson.

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