[Carte-de-Visite Album of Famous Personages]
Artwork Details
- Title: [Carte-de-Visite Album of Famous Personages]
- Artist: N.C.
- Artist: Jeremiah Gurney (American, 1812–1895 Coxsackie, New York)
- Artist: A. Gerschel (French)
- Artist: John Watkins (British, 1823–1874)
- Artist: Trinquart (French)
- Artist: Léon Crémière (French, 1831–1872)
- Artist: Southwell Brothers (British, active ca. 1860–80)
- Artist: Charles Reutlinger (German, Karlsruhe 1816–1881 Karlsruhe)
- Artist: G. Spingler
- Artist: Nadar (French, Paris 1820–1910 Paris)
- Artist: André-Adolphe-Eugène Disdéri (French, Paris 1819–1889 Paris)
- Artist: Pierre Petit (French, Aups 1832–1909 Paris)
- Artist: Henry Maull (British, 1829–1914)
- Artist: Oscar Gustav Rejlander (British (born Sweden), 1813–1875)
- Artist: John Jabez Edwin Mayall (British, Oldham, Lancashire 1813–1901 West Sussex)
- Artist: Sergei Luvovich Levitsky (Russian, 1819–1898)
- Artist: Robert Jefferson Bingham (British, active France, 1825–70)
- Artist: George Henry Polyblank (British, born 1820)
- Date: 1860s–80s
- Medium: Albumen silver prints
- Classification: Albums
- Credit Line: Gift of A. Hyatt Mayor, 1967
- Object Number: 67.580.4.1–.101
- Curatorial Department: Photographs
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