Photography-photoprint

783 artworks

Untitled from "Atlantic and Great Western Railway" Plate 43

J. F. Ryder, born Ithaca, NY 1826-died Cleveland, OH 1904, 1860

Three Boys in Zouave Costume

Unknown, 1860

[Family Group]

Unknown, 1860

Renwick Gallery ("Corcoran's Art Building")

Unknown, 1860

[Man with Bow Tie]

Unknown, 1860

Arctic Regions: Page 34, No. 41, Enlarged View of No. 33

active John L. Dunmore, 1860

Arctic Regions: Page 34, No. 41, Enlarged View of No. 33

George P. Critcherson, born 1823-died 1892, 1860

Austin, Nevada

Timothy H. O'Sullivan, born Ireland 1840-died New York City 1882, 1860

Arctic Regions: Page 34, No. 41, Enlarged View of No. 33

active Dunmore and Critcherson, 1860

[Woman]

Unknown, 1860

[Young Girl in First Communion Dress]

Unknown, 1860

[Couple]

Unknown, 1860

View of River with Bridge

John Moran, born Bolton, England 1831-died 1903, 1860

[Pennsylvania Railroad Locomotive at the Altoona Repair Facility]

Unknown, 1860

Private Charles Myer, Amputation of the Right Thigh, from the Photographic Catalogue of the Surgical Section

Charles Meyer, 1860

Arctic Regions: Page 33, no. 39, Iceberg with an Arch in It, Which,When Connected with the Glacier, Will Give the Reader to Understand How the Water Flows from the Glacier through these Arches, Causing the Rapid Current

active Dunmore and Critcherson, 1860

Renwick Gallery ("Corcoran's Art Building")

Bell and Hall Photographers, 1860

Private Charles Myer, Amputation of the Right Thigh, from the Photographic Catalogue of the Surgical Section

William Bell, born Liverpool, England 1830-died Philadelphia, PA 1910, 1860

[Man]

Unknown, 1860

Mr. Joseph Brown, Aneurism of the Innominate Artery, from the Photographic Catalogue of the Surgical Section

Joseph Brown, 1860

Mr. Joseph Brown, Aneurism of the Innominate Artery, from the Photographic Catalogue of the Surgical Section

William Bell, born Liverpool, England 1830-died Philadelphia, PA 1910, 1860

Boy in Dog Cart

Unknown, 1860

Arctic Regions: Hunting by Steam in Melville Bay, The Party after a Day's Sport Killing Six Polar Bears within the Twenty-Four Hours

active Dunmore and Critcherson, 1860

[Couple]

Unknown, 1860