James Good Tunny1852 Studio 78 South Clerk Street |
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James Good Tunny1852 Studio |
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78 South Clerk Street Above is a view of Tunny's studio at 78 South Clerk Street with, perhaps, a coach for a wedding standing outside The photograph was taken in the 1850s. The studio and other nearby buildings were demolished in 1866 to make way for the building of new tenements on South Clerk Street. |
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Tuition This is Tunny's first photographic studio, opened at 78 South Clerk Street around 1852, from which he gave tuition in the collodion process to many photographers from Edinburgh and further afield, including: - George Washington Wilson (Aberdeen) - William Carrick (Edinburgh photographer who travelled in Russia) |
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James Good Tunny 1820-1887 |
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Book Here is a link to a web page that gives details of a book, written and published in 2009 by Julian Bukits, on the life and work of James G Tunny |
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