PHOTOGRAPHER UNKNOWN

Views of the Mexican Revolution

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PHOTOGRAPHER UNKNOWN
Views of the Mexican Revolution
108 gelatin silver prints. 1913-14. Each variously annotated in German in ink and or in pencil on the verso.
Each approximately 4¾ x 6½in. (12.1 x 16.5cm.) (108)

Lot Essay

This extensive group of photographs appears to have been the work of one photographer, perhaps a journalist, who followed the events of the Mexican Revolution from the spring of 1913 through the American invasion of Veracruz a year later. Included are views of the aftermath of the shelling of Mexico City in February, 1913; seascapes of the naval invasion of American ships and the landing and settling of American troops in Veracruz.