Michael and Barbara Gray

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Evelyn George Carey & Michael and Barbara Gray The Forth Bridge. Temporary Platform Inside Viaduct Girders' September 17th 1885 (printed 2007) © National Records of Scotland

Biography

Michael and Barbara Gray are experts in the calotype process and have the specialist knowledge required to print modern calotypes from the original negatives. Until recently, Michael Gray was curator of the Fox Talbot Museum of Photography. This museum, located in Lacock, Wiltshire, commemorates the life and work of William Henry Fox Talbot who in 1840 invented the Calotype process.

Artworks

The Forth Bridge. Temporary Platform Inside Viaduct Girders' September 17th 1885 (printed 2007)
The Forth Bridge. Inchgarvie Main Pier, Method of Erection. April 6th 1888 (printed 2007)
Miss Barker 1991
Mr Lane [called John Lane, Dr Lane and Edward William Lane] [c] 1991
Mr Lane [called John Lane, Dr Lane and Edward William Lane] [c] 1991
Unknown woman [Newhaven] 1991
A Group of Newhaven Children 1991
Unknown woman and man [Newhaven] 1991
Mrs Barbara (Johnstone) Flucker and two unknown women looking at fish [Newhaven] 1843 - 1847 (print 1991)
Rev. Peter Jones or Kahkewaquonaby, 1802 - 1856. Indian chief and missionary in Canada [g] 1843 - 1847
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