The text is about a photograph titled "Lilies in Glass Vase" by French photographer Charles Hippolyte Aubry. The photo is an albumen print from a wet plate negative and was created in 1864, with a value of $6,000. Other works by Aubry include floral still lifes, decorative motifs, and industrial designs. The photograph features a vase of lilies on a table with a black and white background. It is available for purchase as a high-quality museum-grade print. Aubry was an apprentice industrial designer before becoming a photographer, and his work often featured designs and floral arrangements. He was active for over 30 years and his work is well-regarded, as evidenced by the high value and availability of his photographs for licensing and purchase.