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Untitled [Trees near Sacramento]
Creator
William Edward DassonvilleAmerican Photographer · 1879–1957
All works by this person →"Whether photography is or is not an art is no longer in question. It is," declared William Dassonville in 1902 at one of his lectures on photography as a fine art. He ran a commercial portrait studio in San Francisco, making landscapes as his artistic expression. In 1904 Dassonville became secretary of the California Camera Club, then the world's largest amateur photographer's organization, and a
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- about 1900
- Medium
- Sepia toned gum bichromate print
- Culture
- American
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- a0e31622-784a-498a-8e1b-e63f27e933ed
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Overall foggy scene; lake or river in background.
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