The Quadrangle (from the East End)

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The Quadrangle (from the East End)

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André Adolphe-Eugène Disdéri

French Photographer · 1819–1889

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André Adolphe-Eugène Disdéri, former merchant, actor, and daguerreotypist, patented his invention, the *carte-de-visite* (visiting card) photograph, in 1854. At nine-by-six centimeters, *cartes* were primarily portraits, about the size of a conventional calling card and soon just as popular. Disdéri established his photographic practice with the manufacture of these tiny photographs; he divided a

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Date: 1867
Medium: Albumen silver print
Culture: French
Department: Photographs
Institution: Getty Museum

View of an open grassy area that is surrounded by stone buildings. This view looks toward the Upper Ward section of Windsor Castle. Two men can be seen standing at the base of a statue of King Charles II on horseback on the left area of the image, while another man stands on the edge of the quadrangle.

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