Photographer: William J. Mullins, Title: Untitled (English Cottage) Date: c1900 Medium: Platinum Print Size of Image: 3 ¼ x 5 ½ inches Size of Mount: na Condition: Medium to light tonal image, one spot at top right corner in margin, sharp and clean, verso has paper remnants from previous mount with several spots that show some paper loss, penciled notation and photographer’s stamp on verso. Other: William James Mullins (1860-1917), born in Stubenville, Ohio, he later lived in Franklin, Pennsylvania and became a member of the Photo-Secession Group, trained as a chemist he began his career as a painter and was close friends with both Childe Hassam and Louis Comfort Tiffany. He was included in the seminal Philadelphia Photographic Salon of 1898 which is acknowledged as the first exhibition recognizing photography as art by a major art institution. Alfred Stieglitz included Mullins’ work in the first ‘291’ Gallery members show as well as reproduced his images in Camera Notes. At the important International Exhibition of Pictorial Photography at the This image shows a lush English cottage with a castle looming In the background. On the verso is written in period hand, Dr. Garmary or Garman. Although it appears English, I do not know if Mullins traveled to
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