James Anderson
- Introduction
- Born 11 March 1813; died 27 February 1877. Anderson was born Isaac Atkinson, assumed the name William Nugent Dunbar as a painter, and then the name James Anderson as a photographer in Rome. Anderson settled in Rome in 1838 and began photographing in 1849, producing views of Rome and of sculptures and paintings.
- Nationalities
- British, English, Italian
- Gender
- Male
- Roles
- Artist, Painter, Photographer
- Names
- James Anderson, Giacomo Anderson, Isaac Atkinson, William Nugent Dunbar
- Ulan
- 500001454
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