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G. H. Sheringham

From Graces Guide

1919 The Sheringham daylight reflector was exhibited at a meeting of the Illuminating Engineering Society; this used coloured reflector to correct the spectrum of the artificial source of light based on the invention of Mr. G. Sheringham, a well known artist, who used simple coloured reflectors or shades to improve the quality of light for painting.[1]

Presumably exploited by the Sheringham Daylight Co

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The Engineer 1919/12/05
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