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Self portrait photograph with multiple mirrors systemCatalan artist and architect, Antoni Gaudi (1852-1926), photographed with a system of multiple mirrors in order to capture different angles of the sitter
Pilot (on his first job) Chaps: I think I ve got a sitterPilot (on his first job). Chaps: I think I ve got a sitter here. By Lieutenant George Arthur Hyde, MC, Kings Royal Rifle Corps and 54 Squadron Royal Flying Corps
Madame Hamelin by Jacques-Louis David (1748-1825) - painting on canvas. The subject, Madame Hamelin, a Creole born in Santo Domingo
Photographer explains the posing machine in his studioThe cartoon follows a photographer explaining and poking fun at the posing machine used when capturing portraits in a studio.He comments on getting people to sit for a photograph is an art form in
Teresa Feoderovna Ries sculpting a bust of Mark TwainTeresa Feoderovna Ries (18741950), Russian-born Austrian sculptor and painter, sculpting a bust of Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens, 1835-1910), American author. circa 1898
Young Russian inventor Anatol M Josephs received the first US patent for a fully automatic photographic film developing machine
IrmaA portrait oil painting of a young woman named Irma, a regular sitter in his paintings, she is happily sat on a bench, wearing a yellow blouse and black hat. Date: circa 1923
Mrs Reginald BroomfieldA portrait oil painting of Mrs. Reginald Broomfield, wearing a fine black coat and hat, with pink floral adornment. Date: circa 1921
Seraphina ExoticOil painting of a seated woman in orange, with a floral decorated outer garment. The sitter was Rita McIlraith but the artist chose not to use her name in the title and hence it was called Exotic
SPIRIT PHOTO HUDSONA male sitter reads a book, unaware that a female spirit - possibly his dead mother - is hovering behind him. Date: circa 1872
Captioned Marquess of Queensbury, John Sholto DouglasVintage 19th century photograph: captioned on the back as Marquess of Queensbury. John Sholto Douglas, 9th Marquess of Queensberry (20 July 1844 - 31 January 1900), was a Scottish nobleman
Gerald Kelly with painting of Lady LisburneGerald Kelly (1879-1972), British portrait painter, pictured with his picture of Lady Lisburne. Date: 1931
Portrait of a woman is captured in a photography studioA woman, in a dress is sitting having her portrait photographed in a studio. The photographer is positioned behind the camera taking the photograph. Date: 19th century
Photographer tries to get sitter to appear pleasantA photographer is shown to be attempting to persuade his sitter to look happier while having his portrait captured. This is highlighted as one of the difficulties of being a photographer; making sure
Distracting twin babies sitting for a family photographA mother is sat having a portrait captured with her twin babies. Numerous people are stood behind the photographer attempting to maintain the babies attention looking in their direction
Amateur photographer captures first portraitA young amateur photographer is shown to be capturing his first portrait photograph.The female subject is sat patiently waiting for the exposure time, while another young boy waits behind her
Street artists at work in ParisA young woman sits for street artists at the Place du Tertre, Paris, France and has her portrait drawn. Date: 1960s
DOYLE IN SPIRIT PHOTO2Conan Doyles image turns up in a spirit photo done by Charles Hope (1863-1933). The sitter is mrs Harold Cook of Shrewsbury. Date: 29 September 1930
Photo by BoursnellImage from a lantern slide used by Harry Price for illustrating spirit photography by Richard Boursnell (1832-1909). The sitter is unknown
Fake Spirit PhotoThe usual " spirit photograph", obtained by photographing the sitter with a positive of the ghost concealed in the dark-slide
Cook / Katie King Photo 1Katie King touches one sitter, while another seems indifferent to her presence, at the home of Sir William Crookes
Cartoon, Art in 1916, WW1Cartoon, Art in 1916. A sitter comments to her artist that his latest portrait doesn t look at all like her. He replies that the war is to blame! Date: 1916
Ornate CurtainsBlack and white lantern slide of some ornate curtains. They are hung in a room draped in fabric with pot plants and a leopard skin rug
Portrait Artist Gilbert at work at VichyA corner of the tea garden at Vichy - the artist Gilbert and his (rather excellent-looking) portraits. He is busy working on a new subject! Date: 1909
Menippus by VELAZQUEZ, Diego RodrЧ uez de Silva (1599-1660). Velazquez makes a burlesque interpretation of the sitter. Baroque
Philip H CalderonPHILIP HERMOGENES CALDERON Artist, photographed in his studio while painting a portrait (though his sitter is not present) Date: 1833 - 1898
Artist in his studio, painting a female model
Royal family groupA smiling George V enoying refreshments along with, from left, his aunt Queen Maud of Norway, Queen Mary, King George V, George, Duke of Kent, final sitter unknown. c.1920 s
Parisian Street ArtA young woman sits for street artists at the Place de la Theatre, Paris, France and has her portrait drawn
Street Portrait ArtistAn artist with a beard draws a rather flattering portrait sketch of a young woman sitter, Spanish Steps, Rome, Italy
Philip GroupTHE PHILIP GROUP A Toronto-based group create an imaginary sitter, Philip, who seems to communicate as effectively as any real spirit from the other world
Triple Image PhotoPhotograph by an unknown photographer, showing a sitter, perhaps with her parents on the Other Side
American Pole-PercherA pole-sitter at Atlantic City, USA, sits at an altitude of 68m for 16 days, and plans to beat the 23 day record
Portraitist at WorkThe Art of Limning - a portrait painter in his studio portrays an eminent sitter
PRAY DO NOT LAUGHA male photographer is loosing his patience with three ladies whom he is trying to photograph