摘要

Search of newspapers.com, newspaperarchive.com, newsvault, newsbank, the Times, The Guardian, The Economist, The Picture Post, and The Illustrated London News without finding any photo that confirms who the author of the image is.

If Carl Vandyk (1851-1931) or his son Herbert (1879-1943) are Vandyk then 70 years have lapsed since they died. Unable to identify who Barratt might be. According to this site photographers with the surname working in the UK between 1840 and 1940 included A. Barratt, George A. Barratt, John Barratt, Lucy Germeuil Bonnaud-Barratt, Peter Barratt, Barratt & Stanley, Barratt’s Photo Press Ltd, Boswell & Barratt, and Hobbs & Barratt. There is insufficient information given in the newspaper article to identify which of these the photographer might have been. All photographs by Joseph John Elliott (1835–1903) & Clarence Edmund Fry (1840–1897) have clearly exceeded 70 years since their deaths. Same with Alice Hughes (1857-1939) and James Lafayette (1853-1923). If her photo was made by Topical Press Agency, it did not dissolve until 1957, so that might be problematic, but we have no evidence that they made the image. Search reveals nothing at all that might indicate who or what Lassano was or when it existed. Likewise, nothing at all for Hoppe and Russell.

许可协议

这部英国艺术或文学作品的作者未知，无法通过合理查询确定，因为以下原因之一而属于公有领域： 一张拍摄于70多年前（1954年1月1日之前），未曾向公众公开（例如通过出版物或在展览会上展示）的照片；或者 70多年前（1954年1月1日之前）向公众提供（例如通过出版物或在展览会上展示）的照片；或者 70多年前（1954年1月1日之前）向公众提供（例如通过出版物或在展览会上展示）的，除照片外的艺术作品（例如绘画）或文学作品。 只有在通过合理查询无法确定作者的情况下，才能使用此标签。如果您希望依赖它，请在图片描述中指定您为查找作者是谁而进行的研究。以上内容均受制于任何可能存在的，高于一切的出版权。在实践中，出版权通常会优先于列出的第一个要点。 未发表的匿名画作至少在2040年1月1日之前仍享有版权。此标签不适用于版画或音乐作品。更多信息

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