Reference code
ZA UCT BC151_2008 Addition_I_IB_81
Title
Lloyd, Jemima. Bonn
Date(s)
- 1862 (Creation)
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Item
Extent and medium
Carte de visite. Full-length portrait of Jemima Lloyd. The photograph has been pasted onto a 4¾ x 2½ inch card. Logo printed on back: an outline of camera mounted on a tripod. Printed within the camera outline is: “F. HAX BONN Sürst 71” A negative # 47957 is written at the top back.
Oakleaf album.
Oakleaf album.
Name of creator
(1827-1875)
Name of creator
(1834-1914)
Name of creator
(1873-1948)
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Note
Taken in August 1862 when Lloyd was visiting Bleek’s family in Bonn. She is wearing the same dress as in the
February 1862 Oxford Road portrait, #79 above. This is a later copy of the original taken at the studio of A. Hax at
the same time as #82 below. Lloyd describes her visit to Bonn to Bleek in the letter she began to write to him on her
arrival in Antwerp on June 16, 1862. She wrote what became a 47p. letter over the six weeks that she spent in
Germany, returning to England at the end of July. Lloyd is wearing a bonnet and a shawl over her dress. Identical curtain, chair and table appear in both portraits #81 and #82.
Inscribed in pencil on back: J.C. Bleek.
February 1862 Oxford Road portrait, #79 above. This is a later copy of the original taken at the studio of A. Hax at
the same time as #82 below. Lloyd describes her visit to Bonn to Bleek in the letter she began to write to him on her
arrival in Antwerp on June 16, 1862. She wrote what became a 47p. letter over the six weeks that she spent in
Germany, returning to England at the end of July. Lloyd is wearing a bonnet and a shawl over her dress. Identical curtain, chair and table appear in both portraits #81 and #82.
Inscribed in pencil on back: J.C. Bleek.