
Cleveland Museum of Art
Untitled (Happy Valley Cemetery, Hong Kong)
William Pryor FloydLinkedCulture matchlcp-14f23ced172b
- Date
- 1866–73
- Medium
- albumen print
- Culture
- England, 19th century
- Department
- Photography
- Institution
- Cleveland Museum of Art
- Object ID
- 386330
From the Cleveland Museum of Art record
By 1865, Floyd had abandoned the merchant marine and become an assistant in a photographic studio in Shanghai. After briefly operating his own studio in Macau in 1866, he moved it to Hong Kong, which was a larger and busier port. For almost a decade, his was the most successful photographic studio in the Far East. In 1875, he closed that studio and moved to the Philippines. Floyd left his home in Cornwall, England, at age 17 to become a “boy” on a commercial sailing ship in 1851.
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- Credit line
- Sundry Art - Photography Fund
- Provenance
- Alexander Young Herries [1827-1918) | ?-2020: (Pump Park Vintage Photography, Co. Down, Ireland) | September 14, 2020: The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH
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