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Frederick Hollyer

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an immense step forward. But the photographer must cease attempting to pose hands and make them pose themselves by giving them some congenial occupation . . The photographer who has met a man half a dozen times should know with absolute certainty what is the most characteristic pose and lighting for his face . . . I think it would be a most useful thing, even from the business point of view, if every photographer would resolve that for every negative made for profit there should be another made for love. The greatest good of the Photographic Salon has been in showing that the best professional photographers could do some of the finest amateur work
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The one thing needful for photographers, if they are ever to take a position as artists, is general culture, which includes the study of the work of artists of all other classes. If every photographer would make a real study, for two or three years, of the hands of his sitters, portraiture would take
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were other artists whose work was made familiar to the public through Hollyer's reproductions. In workmanship he was extremely fastidious, giving personal attention to every stage of the process, so that the final result was not so much a photograph of a painting as a translation of its qualities
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Mr. Hollyer, in sheer good nature, ought to exhibit a failure now and then, if only to encourage critics. As it is, year by year, they have to ring changes on the most eulogistic adjectives, and feel all the time that they are not doing more than scant justice to memorable
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Hollyer also took studio portraits and specialised in interior and exterior photos of houses. For 30 years, he reserved Mondays for portrait photography in his Pembroke Square studio. His sitters included the artists
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Hollyer's photographs of drawings were particularly successful; printed on high-quality paper, they were often mistaken for originals. One of the most popular was a study of three heads by Burne-Jones for
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Hollyer did much to establish photography as a fine art. His work was widely acclaimed in his own day; in 1897, a critic in
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Today, Hollyer is remembered chiefly for his photographs of Burne-Jones, William Morris, and their circle.
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The Earthly Paradise: Arts and Crafts by William Morris and his Circle in Canadian Collections
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known for his photographic reproductions of paintings and drawings, particularly those of the
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e may be said to have done as much for their popularity by reproducing their work as
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process, admired for its permanence and great tonal range. Under the patronage of
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Works by Frederick Hollyer in Birmingham Museums & Art Gallery's collection
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Frederick Hollyer married Mary Anne Armstrong (1838–1913). Their eldest son
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The Linked Ring, The Secession Movement in Photography in Britain, 1892–1910
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Lochnan, Katharine A., Douglas E. Schoenherr, and Carole Silver, editors,
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Notes on engraving of the Hollyer Brothers, National Portrait Gallery
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in opposition to the Photographic Society. He was a member of the
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Frederick Hollyer Collection at the Victoria & Albert Museum
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Pictures by Frederick Hollyer at the National Portrait Gallery
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Hollyer became interested in photography about 1860. He made
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1865 and became a Fellow in 1895, but was also involved in
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Pictures by Frederick Hollyer at the Hollyer Family site
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until 1853, when the post was abolished. His brothers
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Notes on Frederick Hollyer, National Portrait Gallery
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Index


Pentonville
Blewbury
engraver
Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
Victorian
Edwardian
Samuel Hollyer
watercolours
Court of Chancery
Christopher Charles Hollyer
Samuel Hollyer Jr.
mezzotint
Edwin Landseer
albumen
carbon
platinum print
Frederic Leighton
Edward Burne-Jones
George Frederic Watts
Simeon Solomon
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
The Times
Ruskin
Pembroke Square
Kensington
aesthetic movement
Albert Moore
W.B. Richmond

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