A.D. Sharon, George H. Smith, and Interior View of Palace Hotel Court, Decorated for President Hayes

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A.D. Sharon, George H. Smith, and Interior View of Palace Hotel Court, Decorated for President Hayes

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I. W. Taber

American Photographer · 1830–1912

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After working for a photographic studio in San Francisco from 1864 until 1871, Massachusetts-born Isaiah West Taber opened his own business, which quickly became one of the premier studios in the city. He had come to San Francisco in 1850 in search of gold but instead found success with photographic silver. During an 1880 trip to the Sandwich (Hawaiian) Islands, Taber photographed King Kalakaua, w

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Date
1880
Medium
Albumen silver print
Culture
American
Department
Photographs
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Object ID
9986f40f-53b0-4d9f-b77b-1ea753335108

Three prints mounted on the same page. Clockwise from top left is a portrait of A.D. Sharon looking toward the left area of the image, a profile portrait of George H. Smith looking toward the right area of the image, and the interior view of the atrium of Palace Hotel. The atrium is decorated with flags and streamers, and a number of people can be seen sitting under its glass roof.

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