A Beautiful Framed Victorian Portrait Of Lady Cooke 1864. Henry Dixon & Sons. I believe this to be a slightly older Photogravure print of a picture from 1864 but I don't consider myself an expert so please check the photos and draw your own conclusions.

Henry Dixon & Son Photogravure makers

Photographer. As with many other photographers from the period, Henry Dixon (1820-1893) originally trained as a printer. Though, perhaps, best known today for his photography for the Society for Photographing Relics of Old London, Dixon also successfully developed a business of fine art photography.

Dixon's son was Thomas James Dixon 1857-1943 . According to photo London Lucy and Ellen Dixon were also part of the partnership known as Dixon & Son. Although Dixon died in 1893, the company was probably active until the beginning of the 1940s [it was founded in 1887]. Pritchard lists 112 Albany Street as the address of Henry Dixon and Son until 1908.

CONDITION:

In lovely condition with small signs of wear and imperfections commensurate with age, use and manufacturing techniques of the era. Please check photos as they are an integral part of the description.

MEASUREMENTS:

Frame height 35cm, diameter 26cm. Picture height 22cm, diameter 14cm. All measurements are approximate not exact.

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