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Timothy O'Sullivan (1840-1882) was an American photographer best known for his stark and evocative images of the American Civil War and the American West. His work often documented the landscapes and the aftermath of battles, emphasizing the harsh realities of war and the vastness of the frontier. O'Sullivan's photographs are characterized by their meticulous attention to detail, their use of light and shadow, and their ability to capture the mood and atmosphere of his subjects. He was a pioneer of landscape photography, and his work helped to shape the way that Americans saw their own country.
Born
1840
Died
1882
Rock carved by drifting sand, near mouth of Grand Wash,...
Timothy O'Sullivan
1875
Rock carved by the Colorado
Timothy O'Sullivan
1875
Cleavage in lava, Meadow creek canon, Nevada
Timothy O'Sullivan
1875
Chocolate butte, Paria creek, Arizona
Timothy O'Sullivan
1875
Rain sculpture, Salt Creek canon, Utah
Timothy O'Sullivan
1875
Pebbles carved by sand Colorado river
Timothy O'Sullivan
1875
Lava from valley of lower Sevier Utah
Timothy O'Sullivan
1875
Shoshone Falls, Snake River, Idaho
Timothy O'Sullivan
1874
Twee Kapotamannen van het Ute-volk in New Mexico
Timothy O'Sullivan
1874
Head of Cañyon de Chelle, Looking Down
Timothy O'Sullivan
1873
Portret van een Navajoman en zijn moeder
Timothy O'Sullivan
1873
Black Cañon, From Camp 8, Looking Above
Timothy O'Sullivan
1871
Black Cañon, Colorado-rivier, Verenigde Staten ('Lookin...
Timothy O'Sullivan
1871
Iceberg Canyon, Colorado River, Looking Above
Timothy O'Sullivan
1871
Black Canyon
Timothy O'Sullivan
1871