Brady Mathew B Collection
"Brady Mathew B: A Glimpse into History Through Captivating Portraits" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of Brady Mathew B
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"Brady Mathew B: A Glimpse into History Through Captivating Portraits" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of Brady Mathew B, as we explore a collection of intriguing portraits that offer a window into different eras. First up is Confederate General Jubal Early, captured in a head-and-shoulders portrait dating from around 1860-1870. The unknown photographer skillfully captures the essence of this renowned military figure, leaving us curious about his role during those turbulent times. Moving forward to Washington D. C. , we encounter Bradys Studio on Pennsylvania Ave. & 7th St. , where our mysterious subject was photographed sometime between 1880 and 1883. Who was he? What stories lay behind his enigmatic gaze? Next, we stumble upon Adoniram J. Holmes from Iowa, caught on film by an anonymous artist between 1890 and 1902. His expression hints at a life filled with experiences yet untold; perhaps he played an important role within his community or witnessed significant events unfold. Alexander Gardners Photographic Gallery at 7th & D Street beckons us further into history with its snapshot from around 1863. Though the creator remains unknown, their lens immortalizes moments that shaped our nation's capital during one of its most challenging periods. General Nathan Bedford Forrest emerges next, captured somewhere between 1880 and 1920 by another elusive photographer. This image leaves us wondering about Forrest's legacy as both a controversial figure and skilled military tactician. As we journey through time, Kit Carson's band comes alive before us at Camp McKibbin in Maryland circa 1893—a moment frozen forever by an unidentified artist who sought to preserve this musical gathering for future generations to appreciate. The yearning for connection echoes through two poignant photographs titled "Shall Old Acquaintance be Forgotten?" and "Just a friendly____" both taken in 1893 by an unknown creator.