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Mathew Brady (1823-1896) is renowned for his iconic photographic documentation of the American Civil War. He was a pioneering figure in photojournalism, capturing the stark realities of the battlefield and the lives of soldiers. His portraits of prominent figures like Abraham Lincoln, as well as his poignant scenes of battlefields and camps, provide a powerful historical record. Brady's work is considered to be a crucial contribution to the understanding of the Civil War era.
Born
1823
Died
1896
Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865), Sixteenth President of the...
Mathew B. Brady
1864
Colonel Elmer Ephraim Ellsworth (1837-1861)
Mathew B. Brady
1861
Colonel John T. Croxton
Mathew B. Brady
1861
Sarah Stevenson Harrison (wife of Gabriel Harrison) and...
Mathew B. Brady
1857
Elizabeth Hamilton Halleck (wife of General Henry Wager...
Mathew B. Brady
1857
Two daughters of the Collamore family [possibly the dau...
Mathew B. Brady
1857
Mr. deRham and an unidentified woman [possibly Charles ...
Mathew B. Brady
1857
Thomas Ustick Walter (1804-1887)
Mathew B. Brady
1857
Mary B. Matthews Moffat
Mathew B. Brady
1857
George Bancroft (1800-1891), George H. Boker (1823-1890...
Mathew B. Brady
1854
Untitled (half length portrait of elderly man with full...
Mathew B. Brady
1890
Salvador De Mendonça (Brazilian delegate)
Mathew B. Brady
1889
Cornelius N. Bliss (U.S. delegate)
Mathew B. Brady
1889
Jacinto Castellanos (Salvadorian delegate)
Mathew B. Brady
1889
Juan Francisco Velarde (Bolivian delegate)
Mathew B. Brady
1889