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The Photographic Work of William Pankhurst Marsh (1850-1918)
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[ABOVE] A carte-de-visite portrait of "Mr. Gardener, the Evangelist" by W. P. Marsh of 4 Somerset Terrace, Bognor (c1875). This was one of a set of celebrity portraits of evangelists produced by W. P. Marsh in the 1870s ( See the cdv of "Mr.Rodway, the Evangelist", below).
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![]() [ABOVE] The back of the previous carte-de-visite portrait which gives details of W. P. Marsh's first Bognor studio at 4 Somerset Terrace, Bognor, "Near the Railway Station" (c1875). |
![]() [ABOVE] A carte-de-visite portrait of a young man in uniform by W. P. Marsh of Waterloo Square, Bognor (c1888). [BELOW LEFT] The back design from the same carte-de-visite. |
![]() [ABOVE] A carte-de-visite portrait of a young woman by W. P. Marsh of the Royal Marina Studio, Waterloo Square, Bognor (c1900). [BELOW RIGHT] The design on the back of the above carte-de-visite features the many medals Marsh was awarded for "Excellence in Photography". |
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[LEFT] A
portrait of Mary Wheatland (1835-1924), the famous "bathing woman of
Bognor", taken by W. P. Marsh around 1875. [RIGHT] "Mary Wheatland - Bognor's Celebrated Bathing Woman" featured on a postcard which has been blind-stamped "W. P. MARSH - BOGNOR". This postcard photograph was taken by Marsh in 1906. |
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