Brady, Mathew. Mathew Brady, Historian with a Camera by James D. Horan. Signed Copy he established himself as a

he established himself as a prominent figure in Middle Eastern photography

creating a poignant contrast between the majestic freedom of the mountains and the barbed wire of the camp

Fenton mastered architectural

It shifted the focus away from the "decisive moment" of street photography (like that of Cartier-Bresson) toward a "calculated moment

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Brady, Mathew. Mathew Brady, Historian with a Camera by James D. Horan. Signed Copy he established himself as aBonanza, 1955. [Reprint] Near mint hardcover with dust jacket. One of the three major books on Brady. Includes Brady's youth and career as Brady of Broadway, one of the premier daguerreotypists in New York; the Civil War years, during which Brady was responsible for most of the photographic documentation that still exists; and the post war years in which he worked with his nephew, Levin Handy, who eventually took over his studio. Numerous text