Bennett Henry H Collection
"Bennett Henry H: Capturing History Through the Lens" Step into the world of Bennett Henry H
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"Bennett Henry H: Capturing History Through the Lens" Step into the world of Bennett Henry H, a renowned photographer whose lens captured some of the most significant moments in history. From Golgotha and the Crucifixion to Gen. Grant giving orders, his photographs offer a glimpse into pivotal events. In 1893, Bennett Henry H immortalized Golgotha and the Crucifixion, showcasing his ability to capture profound religious imagery. The intensity of this photograph transports viewers back in time to witness this momentous event. Another remarkable image is Gen. W. H. L. Wallace's 2nd Div. , Army of Tenn. , taken in 1887. This portrait captures the strength and determination of General Wallace as he leads his division with unwavering resolve. One cannot overlook Gen. Grant giving orders to Gen. McPherson, also photographed by Bennett Henry H in 1887. This powerful image encapsulates leadership and strategic planning during times of war. Bennett Henry H's lens also turned towards military engagements such as Crescent Regt. Of New Orleans in the "Hornets Nest" and 1st Ark Con Regt making a charge in "Hornets Nest, " both captured in 1887. These photographs depict soldiers fearlessly facing adversity on the battlefield. Beyond warfare, Bennett Henry H explored other subjects like The Pilot (1886), which showcases maritime life with its rugged beauty and challenges faced by sailors navigating treacherous waters. Devils Foot Ball near Deep Fill (1903) takes us on an adventure through nature's wonders while Cold Water Canon offers a breathtaking view from near the Jug (1870/1908). These images highlight Bennett Henry H's talent for capturing landscapes that leave viewers awestruck. Alongside historical events are glimpses into everyday life; Unloading Coal (1880/89) portrays laborers working tirelessly to fuel industrial progress—a testament to the photographer's ability to find beauty in ordinary moments.