Mathew Brady Studio

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Mathew Brady Studio was a prominent 19th-century American photographic studio best known for its pioneering work in portrait and Civil War photography under the direction of Mathew Brady.

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instanceOf American business
photographic studio
associatedWith Brady-Handy Collection
Confederate Army
Union Army
country United States
documentedEvent American Civil War
documentedSubject Abraham Lincoln
American cultural figures
Confederate Army officers
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses S. Grant
Union Army officers
members of the United States Congress
employed Alexander Gardner
George N. Barnard
James F. Gibson
Levin C. Handy
Thomas C. Roche
Timothy H. O’Sullivan
era American Civil War era
field photography
foundedBy Mathew Brady
genre historical photography
portraiture
war photography
hasCollectionIn Library of Congress
National Archives and Records Administration
Smithsonian Institution
influenced documentary photography in the United States
photojournalism
locationCity New York City
Washington, D.C.
locationCountry United States
namedAfter Mathew Brady
notableFor extensive documentation of the American Civil War
pioneering portrait photography in the United States
operatedBy Mathew Brady
produced albumen silver prints
cartes de visite
stereoscopic views
specialization Civil War photography
portrait photography
status defunct
timePeriod 19th century
usedMedium glass plate negatives
paper prints
usedTechnique wet collodion process

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Alexander Gardner associatedWith Mathew Brady Studio