The Philadelphia Photographer, Vol. III, Nos. 25-36

Various artists/makers

1860s

Not on view

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Title: The Philadelphia Photographer, Vol. III, Nos. 25-36
Artist: Ezra H. Alley (American, born 1828)
Artist: William Notman (Canadian (born Scotland), 1826–1891)
Artist: John Coates Browne (American, 1838–1918)
Artist: Max Petsch (German, active 1860s)
Artist: Henszey (American)
Artist: S.G. Rogers
Artist: Walter C. North (American, 1831–1891)
Artist: James Inglis (American (born Scotland), 1835–1904)
Artist: Frederick August Wenderoth (American (born Germany), Kassel 1819–1884 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
Editor: Edward Livingston Wilson (American, 1838–1903)
Date: 1860s
Medium: Albumen silver prints
Classification: Periodicals
Credit Line: Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1938
Object Number: 38.171
Curatorial Department: Photographs

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