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Newhaven group
Hill, David Octavius, 1847, Salted paper print
Newhaven group
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Item no
3581
Title
Newhaven group
Description
Four men and a boy are gathered round a boat on the shore. The two men on the left are wearing English sailors uniforms and are holding on to coils of ropes which are hanging from the ship's bow. The other men are Newhaven fishermen.
Four men and a boy are gathered round a boat on the shore. The two men on the left are wearing English sailors uniforms and are holding on to coils of ropes which are hanging from the ship's bow. The other men are Newhaven fishermen.
Artist / maker
Hill, David Octavius
Engraver
Date
1847
Size
15.2 x 20 cm
Type
Salted paper print
Location
Edinburgh and Scottish Collection
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Copyright
Newhaven was founded by James IV in 1504 as a royal dockyard. It became an important fishing village, famous initially for oysters and later herring. An indoor fish market was built there in 1896. Newhaven fishwives, with their distinctive striped clothes, sold their goods around Edinburgh. David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson famously photographed these fishwives and other Newhaven residents in the 1840's. The area now has a population of roughly five thousand.
Newhaven was founded by James IV in 1504 as a royal dockyard. It became an important fishing village, famous initially for oysters and later herring. An indoor fish market was built there in 1896. Newhaven fishwives, with their distinctive striped clothes, sold their goods around Edinburgh. David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson famously photographed these fishwives and other Newhaven residents in the 1840's. The area now has a population of roughly five thousand.
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Newhaven
An Hundred Pictures in Calotype by Hill & Adamson
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