Hartcourt (Brother of Archbishop of York) 1843 - 1847

"Hartcourt (Brother of Archbishop of York)" is a calotype photograph created by the Scottish photographers Hill & Adamson between 1843 and 1847. The image captures a portrait of Hartcourt, the brother of the Archbishop of York, in a formal pose, emphasizing his social standing. This photograph is considered a significant example of early photographic portraiture, showcasing the meticulous detail and clear definition that Hill & Adamson achieved in their work. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City holds this significant piece of photographic history.