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Fragment of letter from the artist George Frederic Watts to Julia Margaret Cameron, undated, assessing Cameron's recent photographs of Alfred Tennyson. |
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'Regarding the seven last photographs of Alfred Tennyson' (annotation by J.M. Cameron) I think them all very fine especially the profile the three quarter view looking down is exceedingly good but I should have liked it better without the frill, if that can be repeated with only the plain collar it will be a great success. I admire the American's very much. in great haste for I have
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