The southern entrance to Lambeth Palace. In these photographs, Reid aimed to record an extended walk through the cities of Westminster and London. He used a wooden whole-plate stand camera and a handcart and stepladder which allowed him to photograph from an elevated standpoint. By the time of his death in 1933, Reid had made over 700 photographs for the project, organised into albums. He wrote two manuscripts in rhyme called ‘The Route Ornate’ to accompany his images.
Category:
Photography
Object ID:
IN8911
Object name:
Lambeth Palace, southern entrance
Object type:
photograph, silver gelatin print
Artist/Maker:
Reid, George Davison
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Production date:
1920-1933
Material:
paper
Measurements/duration:
H 254 mm, L 204 mm (paper), H 186 mm, L 147 mm (image size), H 271 mm, L 204 mm (album page)