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Horace Harral

(1817-1905), Wood-engraver, photographer and etcher

Artist associated with 7 portraits
Harral was a prominent London wood engraver and etcher, who, with his brother, Alfred Harral, engraved numerous cuts for the Illustrated London News. He produced a group of photographs of his friends and associates, which are distinguished by their technical assurance and theatrical air.

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Edward Killingworth Johnson, by Horace Harral - NPG x18883

Edward Killingworth Johnson

by Horace Harral
albumen print on card mount, late 1850s?
NPG x18883

Isambard Kingdom Brunel, by Horace Harral, published by  Illustrated Times, after a photograph by  Robert Howlett - NPG D1127

Isambard Kingdom Brunel

by Horace Harral, published by Illustrated Times, after a photograph by Robert Howlett
wood engraving, published 16 January 1858 (November 1857)
NPG D1127

Robert Stephenson, by Horace Harral, after a photograph by  Robert Howlett - NPG D6865

Robert Stephenson

by Horace Harral, after a photograph by Robert Howlett
wood engraving, 1858
NPG D6865

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Charles Samuel Keene

by Horace Harral
platinum print, 1860s
NPG x18977

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