Horace Roye (1906–2002) - The Welsh Maid 23, 1942






Mais de 35 anos de experiência; ex-proprietário de galeria e curador no Museum Folkwang.
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The Welsh Maid 23, 1942, gelatin-silver print, with copyright stamps of the Camera Studies Club (verso).
The photograph was published in the book "The Welsh Maid", George Routledge & Sons, London, 1942.
In very good condition, slight corner bumps. Please check the scans for details.
Horace Roye (1906–2002) and the photographer known as Vala were London-based pioneers of mid-century glamour photography. In the 1950s they co-invented the “Roye-Vala” 3D process and issued the Stereo Glamour Series—pocket books of nude and showgirl studies supplied with a Roye-Vala viewer—making their images a cult collectible. Roye, already famous for provocative pre-war nudes and censorship battles, brought polished lighting and bold staging; Vala’s studio craft helped translate that style into striking stereoscopic prints. Vintage Roye-Vala items (books, cards, and prints) are sought after for their innovative technique and iconic place in British popular photography.
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The Welsh Maid 23, 1942, gelatin-silver print, with copyright stamps of the Camera Studies Club (verso).
The photograph was published in the book "The Welsh Maid", George Routledge & Sons, London, 1942.
In very good condition, slight corner bumps. Please check the scans for details.
Horace Roye (1906–2002) and the photographer known as Vala were London-based pioneers of mid-century glamour photography. In the 1950s they co-invented the “Roye-Vala” 3D process and issued the Stereo Glamour Series—pocket books of nude and showgirl studies supplied with a Roye-Vala viewer—making their images a cult collectible. Roye, already famous for provocative pre-war nudes and censorship battles, brought polished lighting and bold staging; Vala’s studio craft helped translate that style into striking stereoscopic prints. Vintage Roye-Vala items (books, cards, and prints) are sought after for their innovative technique and iconic place in British popular photography.
