Caption

The lady of the lake, book, inscription: 'From JL Stirling, as a small token of his appreciation of the advantages which he has derived from the kind teaching of mr. Stolzenberg, in ... Bonn 20th August 1866', writer (clerical worker): Walter Scott, publisher: Alfred William Bennett, London, 1865, writer (clerical worker), textile materials, paper, linen (material), albumen print, color on cut, printing, height 201 mm x width 160 mm x thickness 30 mm, A sepia-toned photographic image centered on a page shows a ruined stone building with arched openings and decorative carved details, set within a grassy area with a gravel path. Trees and shrubbery flank the structure and a rustic wooden bench sits near the path in front of the ruin. The photograph is framed by an arch-shaped border and surrounded by blank paper. Handwritten pencil marks appear along the right margin of the page.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

Reference

LZT26A98_399

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Rights managed

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46.6Mb (8.1Mb) / 11.2in x 16.2in / 3348 x 4865 (300dpi)

Keywords

lady lake book inscription JL Stirling small token appreciation advantages derived kind teaching mr Stolzenberg .. Bonn 20th August 1866 writer clerical worker Walter Scott publisher Alfred William Bennett London 1865 textile materials paper linen material albumen print color cut printing height 201 mm x width 160 mm x thickness 30 mm sepia-toned photographic image centered page ruined stone building arched openings decorative carved details set within grassy area gravel path Trees shrubbery flank structure rustic wooden bench sits near path front ruin photograph framed arch-shaped border surrounded blank paper Handwritten pencil marks right margin page