Timothy O'Sullivan:
by Horan, James D. frey50
Published by : Bonanza Books (New York) , 1966 Physical details: 334 p. Biographical text with black & white photographs.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| 770.92 Nor Alfred Stieglitz: | 770.92 Vro Photographer of the Southwest | 770.922 Pho Photographers of the New Mexico Territory, 1854-1912 | 770.924 Hor Timothy O'Sullivan: | 770.973 San American image | 770.978922 Mah Frankie's Photos 2018 | 770.978922 Mah Frankie's Photos 2018 |
One of the most daring yet sensitive of the Civil War and Western frontier photographers was Timothy H. O'Sullivan, whose camera and glass plates captured the American scene from the fields of Gettysburg to the roaring gold camp that was Virginia City. He served under many generals, saw action on many fronts both of Darien (Panama), then to the deserts of the early southwest and the mountain ranges of the One Hundredth Meridian. Ironically, many of his great Civil War photographs have at times been erroneously credited to Mathew B. Brady, his friend and his mentor.