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James Payn (1830-1898) English writer and poet (woodburytype)
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James Payn (1830-1898) English writer and poet (woodburytype)
UTD4952033 James Payn (1830-1898) English writer and poet (woodburytype) by Downey, W. and D. (fl.1860-1905) (after); (add.info.: author of 100 novels of which the most successful were "Lost Sir Massingbird (1864) and "By Proxy" (1878). Editor of "Chamber's Journal" (1859-1874) and the "Cornhill Magazine" (1882-1896). From "The Cabinet Portrait Gallery" (London, 1890-1894)); United Archives GmbH
Media ID 32105432
© United Archives GmbH / Bridgeman Images
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This black and white woodburytype print showcases the distinguished visage of James Payn, an eminent English writer and poet from the 19th century. The photograph, taken by W. and D. Downey, captures Payn's intellectual aura and literary prowess with remarkable clarity. James Payn was a prolific author who penned over 100 novels during his lifetime, two of which gained significant acclaim - "Lost Sir Massingbird" in 1864 and "By Proxy" in 1878. His editorial contributions were equally noteworthy as he served as the editor for esteemed publications such as "Chamber's Journal" from 1859 to 1874, and later the influential "Cornhill Magazine" from 1882 to 1896. In this portrait, we witness a man whose deep-set eyes reflect a wealth of knowledge acquired through years of dedicated writing. With his neatly groomed beard framing his face, Payn exudes an air of sophistication that befits his literary stature. "The Cabinet Portrait Gallery" published between 1890 and 1894 in London, immortalizes notable figures like James Payn through its collection of photographic portraits. This particular image is a testament to both the artistry behind woodburytype photography and the enduring legacy left by individuals who have contributed significantly to literature. As we gaze upon this striking portrayal of James Payn, we are reminded not only of his immense talent but also how visual representations can capture the essence of great minds throughout history.
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