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Red Rock Curve, Sang Hollow
Creator
William H. RauAmerican Publisher · 1855–1920
All works by this person →Having been interested in photography from a young age, William H. Rau received his greatest early career boost from his association with photographer William Bell. Rau married Bell's daughter Louise, also a photographer, and in 1874 Bell secured a position for his nineteen-year-old son-in-law. Rau became the photographer for a United States government expedition traveling around the world to obse
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- negative about 1891; print later
- Medium
- Gelatin silver print
- Culture
- American
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- b8cc9c0e-432b-42d8-9e33-a02462d507f0
View of a river with its banks rising to form steep slopes. A stretch of railroad with a number of trackside masts can be seen along the riverbank on the center right area of the image.
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