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- John Moffat
- Sir James Young Simpson, 1811 - 1870. Discoverer of chloroform
- about 1860
- PGP 188.1
- Scottish Art
- John Moffat
- Sir James Young Simpson, 1811 - 1870. Discoverer of chloroform
- about 1861
- PGP 752
- Scottish Art
- John Moffat
- Nelly, Frank, Sophia and Fred Moffat
- 12 August 1862
- PGP EPS 140
- Scottish Art
- John Moffat
- Robert Louis Stevenson, 1850 - 1894. Essayist, Poet and Author
- About 1874
- PGP 344
- Scottish Art
- John Moffat
- W.E. Gladstone at the Edinburgh Exhibition
- 1884
- PGP EPS 136
- Scottish Art
John Moffat (Scottish, 1819 - 1894)
John Moffat's family moved from Aberdeen to Edinburgh when he was seven years old. His first business dealt in engraved and chalk/crayon portraits. In 1853 he set up his photographic studio in Princes Street where it remained for more than a hundred years. He was principally a portrait photographer, but he also produced stereoscopic photographs. Apart from being a successful businessman, he was also an amateur painter and musician and had eight children, of whom several were as multi-talented as their father.
