Artwork
Untitled
Untitled is a photographic photography by the Impressionist artist William England. It dates from 1862 and is held in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum.
About this work
Overview
This 1862 photograph, taken by William England, is a stereograph depicting a scene from the International Exhibition.
Subject & Meaning
The image shows a room, likely an exhibition space or shop, with a large chandelier, plants, and a table displaying various objects, including bottles.
Technique & Style
The black-and-white photograph is characterized by its realism and attention to detail, reflecting England's photographic style.
History & Provenance
The photograph was created during the International Exhibition of 1862, an event held at the Crystal Palace.
Artist & collection
Artist
William England liked to take pictures of things that were already beautiful, like sculptures and fancy buildings.
Stereograph of 'Cupid Captive', a sculpture by Calder Marshall
Crystal Palace: the Garden Gallery
The Sevres China, from the Imperial Manufactory in the French Court
'The Reading Girl', a statue by Pietro Magni at Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace: View in the Renasissance Court
Crystal Palace: View from the Roman Court'
Stereoscopic photograph (No. 70) of the Austrian Court at the International Exhibition of 1862
Crystal Palace: the Byzantine Court
Treacher and Co.'s Shop in the Fort, Bombay
Articles of Glass
The International Exhibition of 1862: No. 39 - The North-East Gallery of Architectural Designs
Untitled
Stereoscopic photograph of the 1862 International Exhibition
Marble sculptured fountain
The International Exhibition of 1862: No. 42 - Italian Court (3)
View of Tomb Sculptures at Crystal Palace
View of Manchester Art Treasures Exhibition
Paintings, Sculptures, and Art Objects in the Galleries of Seville, Madrid, Valladolid, Toledo, etc.