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Daguerreotypes Photographer: Johann Friedrich Wilh. Th. Roux (1806–1880). Portrait of a woman. 1852. Quarter-plate daguerreotype. With an ornately painted border, taped behind glass, annotated and dated in ink, and the photographer’s label affixed to the reverse. Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Theodor Roux was a prominent 19th-century German painter and an early pioneer of photography. He achieved widespread recognition for his vibrant pastel portraits before successfully expanding his artistic practice into daguerreotype photography. His works are preserved in the collection of the Landesmuseum Kassel. – Paper tape with minor losses along the edges; slight oxidation at the edges and slight fading of the image; otherwise in good condition.
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