Chlorobromide print
A black-and-white print with a warm, brownish black tone tone, made from paper coated with a mixture of silver chloride and silver bromides. Along with silver-bromide papers, they came into general use in the 1880s and are still in use today.
Sir (John Edward) Kynaston Studd, 1st Bt; Charles Thomas Studd; George Brown Studd
by Elliott & Fry
1880
NPG x127484
Ethel (née Field), Countess Beatty
by H. Walter Barnett
1915
NPG x45402
Robert Malise Bowyer Nichols
by Walter Benington
1920s
NPG P979
Dame Gladys Cooper
by Bertram Park
1922
NPG P331
Dame Gladys Cooper
by Curtis Moffat
1925
NPG P430
Yevonde as Harlequin
by Yevonde
1923
NPG x11823
Lady Ottoline Morrell
by Maurice Beck and Helen Macgregor
1927
NPG x144153
Indira Devi, Maharani of Cooch Behar
by Dorothy Wilding
1928
NPG P870(2)
Aldous Huxley
by Howard Coster
1934
NPG P714
Angus McBean as Neptune
by Angus McBean
1939
NPG x39301
Stephen Spender with his two children Lizzie and Matthew
by Ida Kar
1952
NPG x13799
Harry Belafonte
by Dorothy Wilding
25 February 1954
NPG x4381