Photographic prints made from color separation negatives printed as three bromide prints, each of which is then pressed against a sensitized carbon tissue of the appropriate color. The tissues are then superimposed to create the final colour photograph. Chiefly used ca 1900-1930s.
Tricolour carbro prints
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Photographs of Lorna Rowland, James Quinn, and others
Date: 1920s-1980s
From: Rowland, Lorna Waring, 1908-1988: Papers and photographs
By: Christopher Bede Studios Limited; Harris, Claude, 1883-1961; Simon, Gertrud, 1887-1970; Topical Press Agency Ltd; W H Grove & Son (Firm)
Reference: PAColl-2552-05
Description: Photographs taken by identified and unidentified photographers, of Lorna Rowland and other people, between the mid-1920s and 1980s. Includes several photographs of James Quinn in his studio; a photograph of James Quinn and Mabel McIndoe in London; formal and informal photographs of Lorna Rowland throughout her adult life; photographs of Lorna's friend Doris and her husband; a formal photograph of a woman inscribed "Yours ever affectionately, Margaret Rutherford"; photographs of Rosemary Anne Heynes, aged six years; a photograph taken by Aberdeen photographer Morgan of a bride and groom in naval uniform cutting a wedding cake with a sword; two photographs of paintings of Lorna Rowland; a photograph of Lorna Rowland with a guide at Whakarewarewa, and two photographs of a man who may be Rowland's father, William Domville Rowland. Some photographs are mounted on board, and some may have been framed. Photographs of the young Lorna Rowland include a three-colour carbro print probably made in the mid to late 1920s. Another photograph of Lorna Rowland with guide at whakarewarewa (with Mabel McIndoe) is at Library reference PAColl-2552-03. Title supplied by Library. Quantity: 39 b&w original photographic print(s). 2 b&w copy photographic print(s). 6 colour original photographic print(s). Physical Description: Photographic prints of various sizes. Processing information: Five photographs (PAColl-2552-05-33 to PAColl-2552-05-37) were removed from a small frame and a folding photograph case for reasons of preservation.