Samuel Morse taught this man how to produce a daguerreotype, and he opened his first studio in New York, where he became famous for the portraits of famous individuals.
Samuel Morse taught this man how to produce a daguerreotype, and he opened his first studio in New York, where he became famous for the portraits of famous individuals. Three years later, he moved the studio to Washington, D.C and achieved international fame with A Gallery of Illustrious Americans. For ten points, identify this photographer of eighteen presidents, who is best remembered for his photographic record of the American Civil War.
Samuel Morse taught this man how to produce a daguerreotype, and he opened his first studio in New York, where he became famous for the portraits of famous individuals.
Matthew Brady