ca. 1854, [daguerreotype portrait of a young lady with a black tailed deer]
via the J. Paul Getty Museum, Cased Objects, Photographic Collections
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ca. 1854, [daguerreotype portrait of a young lady with a black tailed deer]
via the J. Paul Getty Museum, Cased Objects, Photographic Collections
ca. 1850’s, [daguerreotype portrait of a boy with a donkey]
via Christies
ca. 1850, [daguerreotype portrait of a cat at the window]
via the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Photographic Collections
ca. 1880, [tintype portrait of two hunters with a dog, one with a rifle]
via I Photo Central
ca. 1850, [daguerreotype portrait of a blind gentleman holding a cat]
via the George Eastman House Collection, Still Photograph Archive
c. 1860’s [tintype portrait of a gentleman and his dog and a small child, barely visible to the far left of the image]
via I Photo Central
ca. 1870, [tintype portrait of a falconer with Kestral falcon, nets, and cage]
via I Photo Central
c. 1870, [tintype portrait of a hunter with his rifle, dog and fowl]
via I Photo Central
ca. 1858, [portrait of an elderly gentleman with a large dog]
via the George Eastman House Collection on Flickr, Donald Weber Collection
ca. 1867, [portrait of a gentleman with his dog]
via the George Eastman House Collection on Flickr, Donald Weber Collection
ca. 1883, [carte de visite portrait of a cat with needlework], Schlemmer
ca. 1868, [portrait of circus performer George W. Hall, Jr. holding a snake]
via the Wisconsin Historical Society, Circus and Rodeo Photographs Collection
ca. 1909, “Feeding Time”, William H. Martin
via the George Eastman House Collection on Flickr, Animals set
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This blog is a collection of photographs and ephemera focused mainly within the curious and often misunderstood realm of 19th century America. I have a soft spot for all things silly, antiquated, macabre, and grotesque. The content is from a variety of collections; public, academic, and private. In addition, there's an occasional emphasis on Ulysses S Grant and the Civil War, as well.
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