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Collection of photographic prints

Marcus Adams, Gilbert Adams, 1938–1960s

Photo: Gilbert Adams © Rosalind Adams

A collection of 30 photographs by Marcus Adams and his son Gilbert Adams. The selection highlights the development of the Adams' practice from their beginnings in Reading, including their special attention to composition, lighting, materials and printing techniques. The best known works are the portraits of members of the Royal Family by Marcus Adams which also include an informal image taken by Gilbert Adams while assisting his father.

More information

Title of artwork, date

Collection of photographic prints, 1938–1960s

Date supported

2005

Medium and material

Photograph

Dimensions

Various

Grant

4200

Total cost

8400

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