WILLIAM SHERLOCK (b. 1813)

Boy peeling turnip, circa 1854

Details
WILLIAM SHERLOCK (b. 1813)
Boy peeling turnip, circa 1854
Salt print, 10½ x 8¾ in., mounted on card, mount trimmed flush to image, matted.
Provenance
Sotheby's Belgravia, 1977
Literature
Jacobson, Etude d'Après ture, pp. 179-181 and nos. 163-165; Haworth-Booth, The Golden Age of British Photography 1839-1900, p. 47.

Lot Essay

.., by the photographer who was mistakenly identified since the 1970s as John Whistler. For information on Sherlock including his relationship with artists and the circumstances of how the work came to be misattributed, see Jacobson, Etude d'Après Nature. Other examples of his work are reproduced in Haworth-Booth, The Golden Age of British Photogaphy.

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