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VARIOUS CIVIL WAR PHOTOGRAPHERS
Selected Images from the Civil War
169 albumen prints, most half-stereographs, 8 complete. 1862-1865. Includes images by Mathew Brady, Alexander and James Gardner, Timothy O'Sullivan, John Reekie, Barnard & Gibson et al. The majority with titles in pencil on the verso. Accompanied by a period inventory
titled and numbered in ink on ruled paper. (169)
Selected Images from the Civil War
169 albumen prints, most half-stereographs, 8 complete. 1862-1865. Includes images by Mathew Brady, Alexander and James Gardner, Timothy O'Sullivan, John Reekie, Barnard & Gibson et al. The majority with titles in pencil on the verso. Accompanied by a period inventory
titled and numbered in ink on ruled paper. (169)
Literature
Identified images from O'SULLIVAN: AMERICA'S FORGOTTEN PHOTOGRAPHER: Execution of William Johnson, cover and p. 144 (variant); 4 Federal Troops in Washington, DC, p. 53 (variant); Photographer's Wagon for the Engineer's Department at Petersburg, p. 35 (uncropped); Refugees Crossing Rappahannock River; and Road to Warrenton, Va., (cropped), p. 60; Departed Greatness, p. 94; Appomattox Courthouse, p. 149 (variant); Charles City Court House, p. 106 (cropped); Courthouse in Petersburg, Va., p. 132 (variant); Wheat Fields at Cedar Mountain, p. 62; Catlett's Station, Va., p. 64 (cropped); MATHEW BRADY'S ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF THE CIVIL WAR: Dunker's Church, Antietam, p. 412; Railroad Depot, Culpepper, p. 125; Horses Killed by Bursting Shells, p. 18; Battlefield, Bull Run, p. 220; Completely Silenced, p. 317; Real's Barn; and Ruins of Niumma's(?) House, p. 297; Examining Passes at Georgetown Ferry, p. 46; Mrs. Spinner's House near Centreville, p. 181; The White House, p. 292; Headquarters, Army of the Potomac, p. 433; Troops Building Bridge, p. 358; Elliston Mills, Mechanicsville, p. 479; Grand Review of Returning Troops, Washington, DC, pp. 476, 505, 507; Store Rooms, Sanitary Commission, p. 315; Miller's House, Antietam, p. 297; Confederate Wounded at Smith's Barn, p. 157; Clark's House Used as Hospital, Yorktown; and House Used by General Lafayette as Headquarters, p. 141; General View of Culpepper p. 125; Headquarters of General Hunter at Hilton Head; Rhett's House; Signal Station; and Folier's House, Beaufort, S.C., p. 121; Thorburn's House, p. 220; Officers of Brigade Horse Artillery, p. 265; Headquarters of General Magruder at Yorktown, p. 286; Camp of General Andrew Porter, Yorktown, p. 282; Ruins of Arsenal at Harper's Ferry, p. 290; Marye's House on Marye Heights, p. 306; House on Maryes Heights, p. 309; The Court House, Petersburg, p. 393; Battlefield of Chicasaw Bluffs, p. 397; Confederate Prisoners Captured, p. 425; House Used as Hospital for Hooker's Division, p. 475; Phillip's House, p. 489; The Parade Ground, p. 108; Smith's Plantation, Port Royal, SC, p. 88; The Light House, p. 86; GARDNER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC SKETCHBOOK OF THE CIVIL WAR: Matthew's House at Bull Run, pl. 8; Lacy's House, Falmouth, pl. 29; The Slaughter Pen, pl. 44; Ruins of Gaine's Mill, pl. 93; McLean's House, Appomattox Courthouse, pl. 99; Fairfax Courthouse, pl. 3; BRADY: HISTORIAN WITH A CAMERA: 5 Dunker Church & Dead, pl. 132 and variants; Lincoln Funeral Procession, pl. 307 (variant); Sharpsburg Road, Md., pl. 131; Marshall House, Alexandria, Va., pl. 124 (variant); MR. LINCOLN'S CAMERA MAN: Gardner's Photo Studio, p. 147; Freedmen on the Canal Bank, p. 196, fig. 116; Independent Pennsylvania Battery E; and Smith's Farm at Antietam, p. 134; Battle Smoke, Sharpsburg, p. 125; Provost Marshall, Aquia Creek, p. 122; Petersburg Courthouse, p. 182, fig. 102.