Photograph (Salted Paper Print) of James Inglis, by David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson, October 2, 1844

Calotype (salted paper print from a calotype negative) of James Inglis, a doctor from Halifax, seated nearly three-quarter length, head very nearly in profile looking left, a leather glove on his left hand; photographed at the British Association for the Advancement of Science meeting at York in 1844. Mostly greenish sepia, pale at edges, retaining the original brown only at centre; discoloration mark from juxtaposed paper on back.

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