M Jackson Collection
Mason Jackson: A Victorian Photographic Mastermind Discover the world through the lens of Mason Jackson (1827-1874
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Mason Jackson: A Victorian Photographic Mastermind Discover the world through the lens of Mason Jackson (1827-1874), a pioneering British photographer of the Victorian era. Jackson's works graced numerous exhibitions, including the International Exhibition of 1862. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales admired his captivating images, such as those from Mont Blanc's ascent and Bisson's photographic expedition. Jackson's portfolio showcased various subjects, from the medieval court and angling scenes in Scotland to the unveiling of monuments for Sir Hugh Myddelton and George Stephenson. He also documented the beauty of St. Clare on the Isle of Wight and the grandeur of the Choral Festival in Peterborough Cathedral. His keen eye captured not only landscapes and architecture but also moments in time, like the chairmen of the juries at the International Exhibition. Jackson's angling series, featuring freshwater fishes on Loch Leven and the Echaig, showcased his dedication to documenting the world around him. Mason Jackson's legacy continues to inspire, offering a glimpse into the past through his timeless images.