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A Rainy Day at Flander's Weir
Creator
Peter Henry EmersonBritish Photographer · 1856–1936
All works by this person →Born in Cuba and raised there and in the United States before moving to England as a teenager, physician and scientist Peter Henry Emerson took up photography at age twenty-six. Often described as a difficult zealot, he vocally championed a naturalistic approach to imagemaking. He favored rural subjects presented in a simple, direct manner. Emerson's influential 1889 book *Naturalistic Photography
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- 1888
- Medium
- Photogravure
- Culture
- British
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- 0f54ee48-eddb-426d-a064-be800351b1ae
What the image shows
A serene landscape featuring a river with a dam structure in the foreground, surrounded by trees and distant hills under a hazy sky.
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View of Flanders Weir from across the River Lea. A gray, rainy sky covers the landscape. The name of the photographer, "P.H. EMERSON", has been scratched into the lower left corner of the image.
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