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Lot 975
Sale 961 - American Historical Ephemera & Photography
Nov 30, 2021
10:00AM ET
Online / Cincinnati
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$125
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Lot Description
[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Quarter plate daguerreotype of sweet young girl with CDVs of men, women, and children from Woodstock Plantation. Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Quarter plate daguerreotype. (Tarnishing to perimeter, some spotting.) Housed in full pressed paper case with floral motif (hinge split, wear to extremities).
The young subject wears a checked dress with a white collar and sleeve details. Her hair is partially tied back with a ribbon.
[With:] A group of 20 CDV portraits identified to Woodstock Plantation near Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Several images of the same subjects. Photographer imprints include: Edinburgh, Scotland: J. Moffat (3); Mobile, AL: H.A. Olwell (2); New Orleans: Anderson's Photographic Gallery, Anderson & Turner, B. Moses, B. & G. Moses, S. Anderson's Imperial Photograph Studio, W.W. Washburn (5); New York: J. Burney & Son; Raleigh, NC: Andrews' Gallery Operated by S.L. Alderman, Watson's Gallery of Photographic Art; St. Louis: J.A. Scholten.
[Also with:] Melrose Abbey, from the South-West. Aberdeen, Scotland: G.W. Wilson, n.d. CDV on cardstock mount.
Eugene R. Groves Collection of 19th Century Photography






