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Artist/Maker
John Everett Millais
(British, 1829 – 1896)
Photographer
Unknown artist
Date1875-1900
MediumAlbumen print
DimensionsOverall: 11 1/8 × 8 3/8 in. (28.3 × 21.3 cm)
Credit LineGift of James Garfinkel, Class of 1980; Transferred from the Art History Department
Object numberS2018.2.290
Not on view
DescriptionPhotograph depicting "Equestrian Portrait" by Sir John Everett Millais (begun by Sir Edwin Landseer).
Collections
Additional Details
Provenance
2018: Ruth and Elmer Wellin Museum of Art, by transfer from the Art History Department;
likely by 1985 - 2018: Hamilton College (Art History department), by gift of James Garfinkel;
c. 1981-85: James Garfinkel, likely by purchase at auction in London.
likely by 1985 - 2018: Hamilton College (Art History department), by gift of James Garfinkel;
c. 1981-85: James Garfinkel, likely by purchase at auction in London.
Inscribed
Recto, bottom margin: "T.37" in bottom margin
Verso (pencil): "Equestrian Portrait Millais + Landseer"
Verso (pencil): "Equestrian Portrait Millais + Landseer"
Robert Everett Jr.
Date: 1849-1856
Medium: Daguerreotype with hand coloring
Object number: 2004.1
Julia Margaret Cameron
Date: 1867 (published 1893)
Medium: Photogravure, mounted on matboard
Object number: 1990.6
Thomas Nast
Date: published June 26, 1869
Medium: Wood engraving on newsprint
Object number: 2019.13.107
Nicholas Pocock
Date: 1789
Medium: Graphite and watercolor on paper
Object number: 1971.15
Unknown artist, American
Date: c. 1875
Medium: Albumen print mounted on cardstock
Object number: S2024.4.3
Everett Shinn
Date: 1904
Medium: Sanguine on wood pulp board
Object number: 19XX.9
D.W. Kellogg & Company
Date: c. 1830-1840
Medium: Hand-colored lithograph on paper
Object number: 1959.142
Eadweard Muybridge
Date: c. 1884-87 (published 1887)
Medium: Collotype on paper, mounted on board
Object number: 2011.8.4
James Anderson
Date: 1875-1900
Medium: Albumen print
Object number: S2018.2.402