Symington, Paisley, and Glasgow 1843 - 1847

This calotype photograph, taken by the Scottish photographers Hill and Adamson between 1843 and 1847, captures a portrait of two men. The image, titled "Symington, Paisley, and Glasgow," showcases the sharp detail and nuanced tones characteristic of the calotype process. The photograph's subject matter, likely individuals of importance within the Scottish community, reflects the burgeoning interest in portraiture during the early days of photography. The Metropolitan Museum of Art houses this historic work, offering a glimpse into the artistic and social landscapes of 19th-century Scotland.