Lusher n e (3 resultados)

Editorial: Hamilton, Bermuda, 1910 (circa), 1910
Librería: Pennymead Books PBFA, Knaresborough, Reino UnidoPennymead Books PBFA
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EUR 68,40
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Añadir al carritoAdvertising folding card with 'Value of Dollars in Sterling Money' currency table and two photo images of Bermuda.

Editorial: , 1890 (circa), 1890
Librería: Pennymead Books PBFA, Knaresborough, Reino UnidoPennymead Books PBFA
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EUR 164,14
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Añadir al carritoOriginal old photograph mounted on photographer's mount, 9.5 x 7.5" A few minor stains otherwise fine.
Más imágenesEditorial: [Bermuda. ca. 1890]., 1890
Librería: William Reese Company, New York, NY, Estados Unidos de AmericaWilliam Reese Company
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EUR 9210,88
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Añadir al carritoA handsome 19th-century photo album which includes the work of one of the great photographers of Bermuda. Three of the images have been definitely attributed to N.E. Lusher - the first, showing the construction of a gangway to a docked vessel (the SS Trinidad) at Hamilton; the eighth image, showing a shaded crossroads; and the charming ninth image of a Black woman and a young boy seated in a donkey cart. The remainder of the album includes a number of images of Bermuda subjects which are of a similarly high quality which suggest that they are all the work of Lusher. Lusher apparently worked as a professional photographer from 1882 onwards, and is known for a wide range of work. His success more or less tied in with the explosion of tourism to the island that followed the first visit of Princess Louise to Bermuda in 1883. The images in the present album offer a good selection of the best of his work. They range from the reportage of the dock scenes, to the topographical images of the lighthouse and other island locations, to the true art of landscape photography, to the whimsy of images which feature the local inhabitants. Eighteen of the photographs have been identified as images of Bermuda, while the remainder show unidentified American coastal towns, possibly Nova Scotia, including an image of a coastal fortification, possibly in Halifax. The Bermuda images include a view of the docks at St. George's; a view of the town of St. George's; a stone quarry; royal palms on the road to Paget; a donkey cart; Gibb's Hill Lighthouse; a field of Easter lilies; and stalactites, possibly in the Crystal Cave. Oblong folio. Contemporary black cloth, neatly rebacked and recornered in contemporary black morocco, gilt. Light wear and soiling to cards. Images generally crisp and clean. Very good plus.…