In reply to Luz Vanasco´s enquiry, I don't know of any examples in the UK but when I was working at the QVMAG in Tasmania, Australia, we had an exhibition fully dedicated to painted photographs since they had a large collection of them, and the research done around it was published in the catalogue 'The painted portrait photograph in Tasmania 1850-1900' by John McPhee in 2007. Later in 2016 we also treated a very damaged painted photograph mounted on a canvas and we published a paper about it which you might find of interest since includes some background research about the technique, the publication is: Robin Tait & Mar Gomez Lobon (2016) The conservation treatment and visual reintegration of a major repair of a painted portrait photograph of the Reverend William Henry Browne, AICCM Bulletin, 37:2, 87-95 Feel free to contact me directly for more information, and good luck with your research. Regards, Mar Gomez Lobon Paintings Conservator Artco Services [email protected] www.artco-services.com
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