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Burial of dead at Fredericksburgh, Va. by Mathew B. Brady — VisualArtsDB

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Burial of dead at Fredericksburgh, Va.

Burial of dead at Fredericksburgh, Va.

Burial of dead at Fredericksburgh, Va.

Mathew B. Brady

1861–1865

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

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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Edward Everett

Edward Everett

Mathew B. Brady, 1853

Member of the First Japanese Diplomatic Mission to the United States

Member of the First Japanese Diplomatic Mission to the United States

Mathew B. Brady, 1860

H. Price (Haitian delegate)

H. Price (Haitian delegate)

Mathew B. Brady, 1889

N. Bolet Peraza (Veneuzelan delegate)

N. Bolet Peraza (Veneuzelan delegate)

Mathew B. Brady, 1889

Where one of Grant's Messengers Called.

Where one of Grant's Messengers Called.

Mathew B. Brady, 1864

[Portrait of an unidentified middle-aged man with muttonchop whiskers, wearing wire-rimmed glasses]

[Portrait of an unidentified middle-aged man with muttonchop whiskers, wearing wire-rimmed glasses]

Mathew B. Brady, 1856

José Alfonso (Chilian delegate)

José Alfonso (Chilian delegate)

Mathew B. Brady, 1889

Lieut. Col. Morris.

Lieut. Col. Morris.

Mathew B. Brady, 1862

[Commodore Matthew Calbraith Perry]

[Commodore Matthew Calbraith Perry]

Mathew B. Brady, 1856

[Abraham Lincoln]

[Abraham Lincoln]

Mathew B. Brady, 1837

William Henry Trescot (U.S. delegate)

William Henry Trescot (U.S. delegate)

Mathew B. Brady, 1889

Crew of the Original "Monitor" on her Deck.

Crew of the Original "Monitor" on her Deck.

Mathew B. Brady, 1861