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Charles Sumner. by John P. Soule — VisualArtsDB

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Charles Sumner.

Charles Sumner.

Charles Sumner.

1874

Genre: Artwork
Museum: J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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Mt. Washington Carriage Road, at ledge, looking up.

Mt. Washington Carriage Road, at ledge, looking up.

John P. Soule, 1861

Surf-Breaking, Newport, R.I. (Instantaneous.)

Surf-Breaking, Newport, R.I. (Instantaneous.)

John P. Soule, 1861

North Dome, (3725 feet above Valley) and Lamon's Cabin.

North Dome, (3725 feet above Valley) and Lamon's Cabin.

John P. Soule, 1870

Pacific Coast Scenery

Pacific Coast Scenery

John P. Soule, 1872

Gibbs Fall - The Grotto.

Gibbs Fall - The Grotto.

John P. Soule, 1861

The Capitol at Washington, from front of House of Representatives.

The Capitol at Washington, from front of House of Representatives.

John P. Soule, 1865

The Cathedral - Hart's Ledge, North Conway, N.H.

The Cathedral - Hart's Ledge, North Conway, N.H.

John P. Soule, 1862

Henry Ward Beecher, from the series "Skeleton Leaves"

Henry Ward Beecher, from the series "Skeleton Leaves"

John P. Soule, 1875

Mother of the Forest, circum. 78 feet. - Calaveras Co.

Mother of the Forest, circum. 78 feet. - Calaveras Co.

John P. Soule, 1870

The Three Brothers, 4,000 feet high. - Yo Semite Valley.

The Three Brothers, 4,000 feet high. - Yo Semite Valley.

John P. Soule, 1870

Pigs.

Pigs.

John P. Soule, 1871

Cutting off Section of Big Tree, (78 ft. circum.) Frezno [sic] Co.

Cutting off Section of Big Tree, (78 ft. circum.) Frezno [sic] Co.

John P. Soule, 1870