Nude study, c.1930, gelatin silver print, with copyright stamps of the photographer (verso). In good condition, please check the scans for details. Bernard Leedham was a British photographer active during the 1920s and 1930s, best known for his nude studies and experimental work exploring light, form, and shadow. A Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society, he exhibited in notable events such as the London Salon of Photography in 1935. His photographs, often blending artistic sensitivity with technical experimentation, reflect the creative currents of interwar photography. Today, his works occasionally appear in auctions and private collections, valued for their historical and artistic significance.