Untitled (Julia Jackson) 1867
juliamargaretcameron
theartinstituteofchicago
silver, print, photography
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portrait
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16_19th-century
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silver
# print
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charcoal drawing
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charcoal art
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photography
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portrait reference
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portrait head and shoulder
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england
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animal portrait
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men
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animal drawing portrait
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portrait drawing
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portrait art
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fine art portrait
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digital portrait
This 1867 portrait, "Untitled (Julia Jackson)," is a classic example of Julia Margaret Cameron's distinctive photographic style. Known for her dramatic lighting, soft focus, and close-ups, Cameron captured the essence of her subjects, often using family and friends as models. In this image, we see Julia Jackson, Cameron's daughter-in-law, in profile, her face illuminated by a strong light source that emphasizes her features. The composition, focused on Jackson's face and shoulders, creates an intimate and emotionally charged portrait, a hallmark of Cameron's work.
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