
Jose Maria Mora
American Photographer · 1849–1893
4 works on LinkedCulture
Beginning in the 1870s, Cuban-born Jose Maria Mora worked in New York, where he was known for his portraits of the great actors and actresses of the stage. Mora sold these portraits in the popular and inexpensive cabinet card format, helping create the clamor each year for new portraits of different actresses. Woodcut engravings after his photographs frequently graced the pages of the *Illustrated
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[Mr.] Coghlan
Getty Museum · 1870–1875
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Pauline Markham
Getty Museum · about 1885
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[Portrait of Flora Livingston]
Getty Museum · 1884
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[Woman Posed with Parasol] (84.XD.1157.2433)
Getty Museum · 1870–1875
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