Bromide print
A print made using paper containing silver bromide that was sufficiently sensitive to light to be used for enlargements. Bromide papers came into general use around 1880 and became the most popular and widely used paper for black and white photography in the twentieth century. It is produced in a range of finishes: matt, glossy and semi-matt.
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Richard Cobden
by Elliott & Fry
1863
NPG x127422
Jerome Klapka Jerome
by Frederic G. Hodsoll
circa 1904
NPG Ax25180
Robert Falcon Scott
by Herbert George Ponting
1911
NPG P23
Isaac Rosenberg
by London Art Studios
circa 1915
NPG P230
Madame Sze
by Walter Stoneman, for James Russell & Sons
circa 1916
NPG Ax39100
Arnold Dolmetsch
by Herbert Lambert
circa 1925
NPG P108
Sir Philip Albert Gustave David Sassoon, 3rd Bt
by Howard Coster
1929
NPG Ax2310
Virginia Woolf (née Stephen)
by Barbara Strachey (Hultin) (later Halpern)
1938
NPG Ax125376
The Beatles (George Harrison; Sir (James) Paul McCartney; Ringo Starr (Richard Starkey); John Lennon)
by Norman Parkinson
Summer 1963
NPG x27128
Twiggy Lawson (née Lesley Hornby)
by Cecil Beaton
1967
NPG x14224
Jennifer Saunders; Dawn French as 'French and Saunders'
by Trevor Leighton
2000
NPG x88363
Kate Moss
by Corinne Day
11 December 2006
NPG P1274
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