Brady, Mathew B., approximately 1823-1896
Biography
Mathew B. Brady was one of the earliest photographers in American history, best known for his scenes of the Civil War.
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Portrait of Walt Whitman, 1863
Reproduction of a portrait of Walt Whitman. Typed caption on verso reads: From "Lincoln's Camera Man" - (Roy Meredith) NY - 1946 "from unpublished print taken by Brady in National Gallery in the sixties..." (according to Canby 1862).
Portrait of Walt Whitman, Undated
Studio portrait of Walt Whitman, pictured with trimmed beard and hair; dressed in suit coat, vest and tie; and seated, with arms crossed.
Portrait of Walt Whitman, Undated
Reproduction of a studio portrait of Walt Whitman, pictured with trimmed beard and hair; dressed in suit coat, vest and tie; and seated, with arms crossed. Published in the series, "The Photographic History of the Civil War", edited by Francis Trevelyan Miller.
Portrait of Walt Whitman, Undated
Reproduction of a studio portrait of Walt Whitman, pictured with trimmed beard and hair; dressed in suit coat, vest and tie; and seated, with arms crossed. Published in the series, "The Photographic History of the Civil War", edited by Francis Trevelyan Miller.
Walt Whitman in 1863
Portrait of Walt Whitman, reproduced for the Walt Whitman Sesquicentennial Commemorative series of postcards; this postcard is No. 4. Caption reads: Walt Whitman as he looked in 1863, while he was nursing the sick and wounded soldiers in Washgington. Photograph taken by Brady's studio.