Gustav Mullins
Gustav Mullins (1854–1921) was a photographer.
Also recorded as Gustav William Henry Mullins.
Overview
Born at Saint Helier in 1854, died in 1921.
In detail
Work by Gustav Mullins is recorded in the collections of Royal Collections of the Netherlands and Harry Ransom Center.
Sources
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“Gustav Mullins”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q5621182: Gustav Mullins
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Plates
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Princess Marie (known as Missy) and her children, Prince Carol and Princess Elizabeth , were visiting the Isle of Wight in July 1895 at the same time as her sister, Victoria Melita , Grand Duchess of Hesse (known as Ducky).
Gustav Mullins · Royal Collection RCIN 2905317 Royal Collection Crown Camera · Public domain
The picture record
Portrait of King Alfonso XIII and Queen Victoria Eugenie of Spain, in a picture taken by Mullins of Ryde.
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The picture recordElsewhere in Photography
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