Thomas C. Bayfield
, PhotographerArtist of 1 portrait
Thomas Bayfield was a studio photographer based in Horsham, West Sussex during the 1860s and 1870s. When Bayfield first arrived in Horsham he worked from a mobile photographic studio, eventually establishing a permanent photographic portrait studio in Horsham's North Street, where he remained until his death.
Alfred William Garrett; William Alexander Comyn Macfarlane; Gerard Manley Hopkins
by Thomas C. Bayfield
albumen carte-de-visite, 1866
On display in Room 22 on Floor 2 at the National Portrait Gallery
NPG P453
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G Burgess
22 June 2018, 23:55
A number of his CDVs are selling on ebay at this time (late June 2018. Horsham is, in fact in West Sussex not Surrey.
Dawn Baxter-Phillips
05 May 2020, 11:58
I have a sepia and white carte-de-visite of a relation seated side saddle on a bay horse in early spring in a field at the back of the house around the 1870s in Sussex, Horsham as that is where they lived. It is No 789 (on the reverse top left hand corner in pencil)