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Hill & Adamson DESCRIPTIVE TITLE:
George Meikle Kemp
ca. 1843
OLD GEH NUMBER: 184-2A
BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES:
INSCRIPTION:
verso-(in pencil) "Kemp" "184-2A" "P-11"
(typed & handwritten note acompanying object) "P-11 (underlined)"
"2 negs." "Kemp, George Meikle (1795-1844). Architect of the Scott
Monument, Edinburgh, 1840. In early life was a shepard, a carpenter's
apprentice and a millwright."
"Brought from England by Mr. F.W. Coppin, 7/29/45"
"J.B. (underlined)"
"52/293" "21621" "(pound symbol ?) 4.4./4RNI-"
NOTES:
George Miekle Kemp was the architect of the Sir Walter Scott Monument
in Edinburgh which was completed in 1844, a few months after his
unexpected death by drowning.
Catalogued 6/90 MMC
Updated 5/02 JRS
SUBJECT:
personage, architect / Kemp, George Meikle
Scottish (active 1843-1848)
waxed calotype negative
21.4 x 14.7 cm.
Gift of Eastman Kodak Company
81:2540:0002
NON-GEH NUMBERS: P-11 / 52/293
Stevenson, Sara. --David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson: Catalogue of
their Calotypes Taken Between 1843 and 1847 in the Collection of the
Scottish National Portrait Gallery.-- Edinburgh, Scotland: National
Galleries of Scotland, 1981. pg. 77.//
This image was part of GEH's 2002 submission to AMICO (Art Museum Image
Consortium).//
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