Woodbury and Page (fl. 1858-1900) (photographers)
Dates
- Existence: fl. 1858 - 1900
Biography
Walter Woodbury (1834-1885) was an apprentice in a patent office in Manchester from 1849 to 1851. He went to the Australian gold fields in 1852. Woodbury took up professional photography (he invented the 'Woodburytype' process) and emigrated with James Page to Java in 1858. They established the firm of Woodbury and Page in Batavia. Woodbury returned to England in 1863, but the firm continued trading until the end of the century.
Sources:
Lee, Sidney ed. (1900), 'Dictionary of National Biography'. Volume 62. London: Smith, Elder and Co.
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
Boro Boeddho [Borbudur], 1870 - 1900
242 x 197 mm. Showing a portion of the ruins and carved stones at Borobudur.
Boro Boeddho [Borobudur], 1870 - 1900
247 x 195 mm. General view looking towards the ruins of Borobudur near Magelang. This 7th - 9th century Buddhist temple is in the form of a truncated pyramid composed of intricately carved blocks of stone.
Boro Boeddho [Borobudur], 1870 - 1900
243 x 195 mm. View looking along an avenue lined with trees and small monuments which runs up to a flight of steps at the corner of the temple.
[Borobudur], Java, 1870 - 1900
226 x 166 mm. Close up view of carvings at Borobudur.
View from Boro Boeddho [Borobudur], 1870 - 1900
240 x 190 mm. View from the top of the Borobudur ruins looking out across jungle towards distant mountains.
View from Boro Boeddho [Borobudur], 1870 - 1900
421 x 195 mm. View from the top of the Borobudur ruins looking out across jungle towards distant mountains.
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