File:Dr. John Adamson (Scottish - St. Salvator's College Chapel, St. Andrews from the Southwest. - Google Art Project.jpg

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Artist	Dr. John Adamson (Scottish, 1810 - 1870) (1810 - 1870) (Scottish) (photographer, Details of artist on Google Art Project)
Title	St. Salvator's College Chapel, St. Andrews from the Southwest.
Object type	Negative
Date	1843 - 1844
Medium	"Salt, from a calotype negative"
Dimensions	Height: 117 mm (4.61 in). Width: 168 mm (6.61 in).
Current location	The J. Paul Getty Museum
Current location
Accession number	lido.getty.edu-gm-obj69728
Source/Photographer	Google Art Project: Home - pic

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