The phrase "a photograph dated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a photograph that has a specific date associated with it, often to indicate when the photograph was taken or when it was published.
Example: "The exhibit featured a photograph dated 1920, showcasing the city before the major renovations."
Alternatives: "a dated photograph" or "a photograph with a date".
She has a photograph, dated April 1993, to show Dane.
He pointed to a photograph, dated 1924, on his office wall.
But Valerie Brugler, the office manager, has a photograph dated 1863 — before the 1866 alteration — that shows the right-hand side, presumably unchanged from 1859, with a smaller projecting front very close in design to the 1866 work.
Others pictures include Prince Philip in a group photograph, dated 1944-46, with fellow officers on the warship HMS Whelp, and as a young man at his school Gordonstoun.
She sees him first in an old photograph, dated 1874, dressed in his dark suit and bowler hat.
Alterations to the building are evident in an old photograph, dated to circa 1860-1869, which shows pedimented dormers in the center of the roof, that is believed to have been an addition that has since been removed, but at an unknown time.
The Feeding has since disappeared, and only a black-and-white photograph dated 1929 reproduces the work.
The photograph, dated Jan . 31 , 1998shows Mr. Davis, then lieutenant governor, accepting a $10,000 campaign contribution from the leader of the police organization.
Souvenir photograph, dated Aug. 1930, of two African American men, Thomas Shipp and Abram Smith, hung from a tree, while a gleeful Marion, Indiana, lynch mob poses underneath for the photographer.
The photograph, dated 1998, when Mr. Davis was lieutenant governor, shows the head of the group, the California Organization of Police and Sheriffs, handing him a $10,000 check.
Recalls photograph dated Aug. 2, 1914, that shows crowd in square whooping it up for Germany's entrance into the First World War.
