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[Cages Where Enslaved People Were Held]
Creator
Mathew B. BradyAmerican Photographer · 1823–1896
All works by this person →> The correspondents of the rebel newspapers are sheer falsifiers, the correspondents of the Northern Journals are not to be depended upon . . . but Brady never misrepresents. > > Though known first as a portraitist, Mathew Brady became the most famous American photographer of the 1800s because of his studio's many Civil War images. Like other enterprising photographers in the mid-1850s, he opened
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- 1862
- Medium
- Albumen silver print
- Culture
- American
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- bfd93ae6-38f6-4e90-8f33-f64ce3dfe3a2
Exterior view. A wall to the left of the frame has several doors with metal bars across them. At the back of the frame a white man in uniform stands against a stone wall with a door made of metal bars.
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