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John Moran (1821-1903) was a photographer who documented the landscapes and architecture of 19th century Cuba. He was known for his detailed and evocative photographs, often using a large-format camera and the collodion process. His images capture the beauty of the Cuban countryside, the grandeur of colonial buildings, and the daily life of the people. Moran's photographs offer a valuable glimpse into a bygone era in Cuban history, and his work is essential for understanding the development of the island's visual culture.
Born
1821
Died
1903
At Bedford Springs
John Moran
1866
On the Brandywine
John Moran
1866
The Wissahickon Creek near Philadelphia
John Moran
1863
American Observing Station, Kerquelen Islands
John Moran
1874
Tropical Scenery, Santa Maria del Real, Darien
John Moran
1871
Tropical Scenery, Forest Near Turbo
John Moran
1871
Tropical Scenery, View Near Chipigana
John Moran
1871
Tropical Scenery, Cascade, Limon River
John Moran
1871
Tropical Scenery, Cathedral, Cartagena
John Moran
1871
Tropical Scenery, Landing, Chipigana
John Moran
1871
Tropical Scenery, Native Hut, Turbo
John Moran
1871
Tropical Scenery, View of Limon Bay
John Moran
1871
Tropical Scenery, Street, Chipigana
John Moran
1871
Tropical Scenery, Native Hut, Turbo
John Moran
1871
Tropical Scenery, Darien Harbor, Chipigana
John Moran
1871