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[George H. Tay & Company, San Francisco]
Creator
I. W. TaberAmerican Photographer · 1830–1912
All works by this person →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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- 1880
- Medium
- Albumen silver print
- Culture
- American
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- a3091818-a6e1-439f-8ab0-bc4b8c8d140f
A number of people stand in front of the three-story building where George H. Tay & Co. was located. The building features arched windows on its second and third stories.
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