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- Lost Gallery: Cabinet Card Photographers of the 19th . . .
the narrow end of the mounting board on the front and sometimes it is given in an elaborate fashion on the reverse of the card These pages of the LOST GALLERY will present all of the CABINET CARDS in the collection where the photographer is known
- Cabinet Card Photographers: August 2017
Listed here are all the Cabinet Card photographers of the 19th century found in LOST GALLERY This is a work in progress For a look at the original postings go to LOST GALLERY
- Cabinet Card Photographers: March 2018
Listed here are all the Cabinet Card photographers of the 19th century found in LOST GALLERY This is a work in progress For a look at the original postings go to LOST GALLERY
- Cabinet Card - 19th Century Photographs - Photo Research
Many cabinet card photographs from the 1880s and 1890s are exquisite pieces of artwork, exhibiting technical excellence and wonderful composition This new size and improved clarity and colors provided the perfect media to showcase the grand styles of the gay nineties Is My Image a Cabinet Card? These are just as easy to recognize as CDVs
- THE CABINET CARD GALLERY | VIEWING HISTORY, CULTURE AND . . .
This cabinet card photograph features two men dressed in western style suits, posing for their portrait at the Hawes Elliott studio in Anaconda, Montana Territory The men in this image were likely associated with the mining business This photo was taken before 1889, the year that Montana became a state Anaconda is located in southwestern Montana
- Nineteenth Century Photographers - John Henry Gilkey and . . .
Nineteenth Century Photographers - John Henry Gilkey and William H "Dad" Martin LOST GALLERY is tracing the histories of a couple hundred photographers from the Cabinet Card era, about 1860 through about 1920
- Collecting 1880-90s Antique Vintage Cabinet Card . . .
An Article about Cabinet Card Photos by Debra Clifford, Ancestorville Introduced in 1866, "Cabinet Cards" or cabinet card photographs, are generally Victorian era portraits of family members, as seen in the beautiful Brimicombe family photo above, although they did have some limited use in landscape
- Photographer: Falk | THE CABINET CARD GALLERY
To view other photographs by any of the four cited photographers, click on the category “Photographer: Falk, Photographer: Sarony, Photographer: Morrison, or Photographer: Pach Brothers However, the Insulls had lost their fortune and at the time of his death, his estate was quite meager Confirmation from a cabinet card gallery
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