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- Thomas Annan
- 'Ben Lomond from Aberfoyle'
- About 1860
- PGP 74.1
- Scottish Art
- Thomas Annan
- David Livingstone, 1813 - 1873. Missionary and explorer
- 1864
- PGP 74.2
- Scottish Art
- Thomas Annan
- Close No. 101 High Street, Glasgow
- 1868 - 1871
- PGP 185.10
- Scottish Art
- Changing Lives
- Thomas Annan
- Saltmarket from Bridgegate
- 1868 - 1871
- PGP 185.19
- Scottish Art
- Thomas Annan
- Trongate from Tron Steeple
- 1868 - 1871
- PGP 185.2
- Scottish Art
- Thomas Annan
- Close, No. 46 Saltmarket, from Old Closes and Streets of Glasgow
- 1868 - 1871
- PGP 185.22
- Scottish Art
- Thomas Annan
- Close, No. 80 High Street, from Old Closes and Streets of Glasgow
- 1868 - 71
- PGP 185.13
- Scottish Art
- Thomas Annan
- The Duchray Valley, Looking North from South End of the Syphon Pipes
- Published 1877
- PGP 159.13
- Scottish Art
Thomas Annan (Scottish, 1829 - 1887)
Having begun his career as a lithographic writer and engraver on a local newspaper in Fife, Thomas Annan set up a studio as a professional photographer in 1855. He founded his own photographic printing works in Hamilton in 1859 and by 1862 had begun to establish a reputation for photographing works of art. In 1866 he purchased the carbon process patent rights for Scotland and in 1883 he secured the British rights for photogravure. Between 1868 and 1871 he executed a commission from the City of Glasgow to photograph the slums of the old town before their demolition.
