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Photographic Negative from Brady’s National Portrait Gallery, published by E. Anthony, NY. Clark Mills (1810/15-1883). American sculptor best known for his equestrian statues of Andrew Jackson in DC, Nashville, and New Orleans. In 1865, he created a life-cast of Lincoln’s head. CDV.
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| Source | Courtesy of the Jeffrey Kraus Collection, www.antiquephotographics.com. http://antiquephotographics.com/images/ForSale/Artists/ar57z.jpg |
| Author | Brady’s National Portrait Gallery, published by E. Anthony, NY. Clark Mills |
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E. Anthony / Courtesy of the Jeffrey Kraus Collection , www.antiquephotographics.com. |
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