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Emma Barton (1872–1938) was an English portrait photographer. Born Emma Boaz Rayson into a working-class family in Birmingham, she became the common-law wife of a solicitor, George Barton. She was first introduced to photography by the brother-in-law of her stepfather, and first became known by publishing portraits of Dan Leno, the music hall star and relative of her husband, in 1898. She is one of the few women photographers highly respected for her work during this time period. After 1918 she ceased to exhibit and photographed only her family. She retired to the Isle of Wight in 1932.