Portrait Photographs 1860 1880 Gmgpc Collection
"Capturing the Faces of History
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"Capturing the Faces of History: Portrait Photographs from 1860-1880" Step back in time and explore a captivating collection of portrait photographs taken between 1860 and 1880. These remarkable images provide glimpses into the lives of notable individuals who shaped America during this transformative era. Meet Thomas Jefferson Cason, an influential figure hailing from Indiana. His enigmatic gaze reflects the resilience and determination that defined his generation. The unknown creator skillfully immortalized Cason's essence, leaving us to ponder his story. William Randolph Steele, a prominent figure in Wyoming, emerges through the lens as a man of strength and vision. The unidentified photographer expertly captures Steele's commanding presence, hinting at his significant contributions to the region. Henry Otis Pratt, an Iowa native whose image survives through time thanks to an anonymous artist's talent. Pratt's dignified countenance speaks volumes about his character and perhaps offers clues about his role within society during this period. Guildford Wiley Wells' photograph transports us to Mississippi with its rich history and complex past. This mysterious portrait reveals Wells' intriguing persona while leaving much untold—a testament to both subject and creator. Father B. A. McGuire stands before us in a timeless portrayal that transcends words or written records. This ethereal image invites contemplation on faith, spirituality, and devotion—an intimate connection forged by an unknown hand behind the camera. Allen Taylor Caperton represents West Virginia with grace and poise captured by an enigmatic artist lost to history. Through this portrait, we glimpse Caperton's influence on shaping communities within Appalachia during these formative years. Adolph Sutro gazes confidently into our souls—a visionary entrepreneur whose legacy continues today despite being forever bound within this anonymous masterpiece created between 1865-1880. George Gibbs Dibrell embodies Tennessee pride as he stares resolutely into eternity via an elusive photographer’s lens—his image a testament to the resilience and determination of his era. Justice S. F.