Punch,  44 (1863), 249.

[The Monstrous Photographer]

[Trident], pseud.  [Henry R Howard]

Genre:

Illustration, Drollery

Relevant illustrations:

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Illustrators:

[Trident], pseud.  [Henry R Howard] *

Subjects:

Photography, Monstrosities, Zoology


    Shows two photographers standing underneath large shrouds, which cover all but their legs and the insect-like legs of the tripod supporting the camera. The caption plays up the similarity of the figures to strange insects, stating the 'Front and Back view of a very curious Animal that was seen going about loose the other day. It has been named by Dr. Gunther [probably Albert C L G Günther] "Elephans Photographicus"'.



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