Showing 24 artworks out of 50 with George Grey Barnard
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Explore 'Solitude, or Adam & Eve' by George Grey Barnard – a classical marble sculpture of love & loss. Discover this 1906 masterpiece’s beauty & symbolism.
Discover George Grey Barnard’s ‘Sherman and His Generals’ (1866) – a striking black & white daguerreotype capturing Civil War leadership. Explore 19th-century photography's detail & historical significance.
Discover George Grey Barnard’s "City of Atlanta, Georgia, No. 2" (1866) – a captivating vintage photograph showcasing early urban life & architectural detail. A unique historical piece.
Experience the dynamism of George Grey Barnard's 'The Dance,' a captivating watercolor and oil wash on paper depicting a woman mid-movement, capturing elegance and freedom within a blurred Parisian backdrop.
1864 daguerreotype by George Grey Barnard: 'Pass in the Raccoon Range'. Captures frontier life & stunning wilderness landscapes. A rare glimpse into Sherman's Campaign photography.
1864 George Grey Barnard’s ‘Battle Ground of Resaca, No.2’ – a monochrome wet plate collodion landscape capturing Civil War terrain. Explore realism & evocative forest imagery.
Witness a poignant moment from the Civil War era with George Grey Barnard's photograph of General McPherson's death, part of Sherman's Campaign album. A stark black and white image capturing a serene forest scene.
1864 George Grey Barnard photograph: ‘Ringold, Georgia’ captures rural US landscape & Civil War era life. Black & white, panoramic detail. A unique historical piece.
1864 sepia photo of Savannah’s graveyard by George Barnard. Towering trees, weathered statue & poignant realism capture a somber moment in Civil War history.
1864 photographic view of Chattanooga Valley from Lookout Mountain by George Grey Barnard. Albumen print showcasing realism & depth. A captivating Civil War-era landscape.
Rare 1846 daguerreotype portrait of four children by George Grey Barnard. Elegant Victorian photography, gold frame, & historical charm. Discover this unique piece!
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