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TAYLOR, Henry. 40 stereoviews from a photographic expedition in Brittany. 1858–1859. Albumen prints, 8.6 x 17 cm, mounted on cardboard, numbered and titled (worn and stained). Housed in a box. Sites and views: Saint-Malo, Guingamp, Tréguier, Lannion, Guimiliau, Plougastel, Quimper, Quimperlé, Hennebon, Auray, Carnac, Vannes, Rennes, Napoléonville, Josselin, Combourg, Dol, Dinan. Henry Taylor (1800–1886) was a British photographer known for his travels in Brittany (France) in 1858–1859, during which he documented landscapes, castles, historical sites, and local inhabitants. His photographs illustrated the book *Narrative of a Walking Tour in Brittany*, written by the Reverend John Mounteney Jephson (1819–1865), with notes by Lovell Reeve (1814–1865). It was the very first illustrated book featuring photographs of Brittany.
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