Alexander Gardner Photographs Civil War at Brant Roberts blog

Alexander Gardner Photographs Civil War. When alexander gardner arrived on the bloody antietam battlefield in 1862, with his cumbersome photography equipment, he set out to do something that no one had. Gardner, 41 years old at the time of the battle, was employed by mathew brady who owned of a photography gallery in washington,. In 1867, the union pacific railroad appointed gardner as their official photographer. He would also go on to photograph the execution of the lincoln assassination conspirators. Gardner's photographic sketchbook of the war, volume 1. In the album he titled gardner's photographic sketch book of the civil war, he featured one image titled home of a rebel sharpshooter. it pictured a dead confederate soldier in a rocky den,. At the end of the civil war, gardner took one of the last photographs of president abraham lincoln before his assassination. His pictures told stories of the civil war and the american west. Alexander gardner was a photographer who captured the united states during its greatest struggle. With the start of the civil war in 1861, the demand for portrait photography increased, as soldiers on their way to the front posed for images to leave behind for their loved ones.

In 1867, the union pacific railroad appointed gardner as their official photographer. In the album he titled gardner's photographic sketch book of the civil war, he featured one image titled home of a rebel sharpshooter. it pictured a dead confederate soldier in a rocky den,. At the end of the civil war, gardner took one of the last photographs of president abraham lincoln before his assassination. Gardner's photographic sketchbook of the war, volume 1. His pictures told stories of the civil war and the american west. With the start of the civil war in 1861, the demand for portrait photography increased, as soldiers on their way to the front posed for images to leave behind for their loved ones. He would also go on to photograph the execution of the lincoln assassination conspirators. Alexander gardner was a photographer who captured the united states during its greatest struggle. When alexander gardner arrived on the bloody antietam battlefield in 1862, with his cumbersome photography equipment, he set out to do something that no one had. Gardner, 41 years old at the time of the battle, was employed by mathew brady who owned of a photography gallery in washington,.

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Alexander Gardner Photographs Civil War In the album he titled gardner's photographic sketch book of the civil war, he featured one image titled home of a rebel sharpshooter. it pictured a dead confederate soldier in a rocky den,. His pictures told stories of the civil war and the american west. Alexander gardner was a photographer who captured the united states during its greatest struggle. At the end of the civil war, gardner took one of the last photographs of president abraham lincoln before his assassination. With the start of the civil war in 1861, the demand for portrait photography increased, as soldiers on their way to the front posed for images to leave behind for their loved ones. Gardner's photographic sketchbook of the war, volume 1. When alexander gardner arrived on the bloody antietam battlefield in 1862, with his cumbersome photography equipment, he set out to do something that no one had. In the album he titled gardner's photographic sketch book of the civil war, he featured one image titled home of a rebel sharpshooter. it pictured a dead confederate soldier in a rocky den,. In 1867, the union pacific railroad appointed gardner as their official photographer. He would also go on to photograph the execution of the lincoln assassination conspirators. Gardner, 41 years old at the time of the battle, was employed by mathew brady who owned of a photography gallery in washington,.