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Item Code: 2025-3384
This portrait of General Ewell was produced by Photograph Universelle of Paris, a firm known for their striking and well-styled layouts. The image was produced from the famous original in an oval vignette. The copyright and a label trace the lower edge of the portrait. The photograph is mounted to a plain card with the firm’s address at low center “R[ue] de Grammont, 17”. The reverse features a photographer back mark in an arching pattern with a coat of arms logo at center. Edges and corners are sharp, with a slightly uneven original cutting along the bottom edge. Surfaces show very mild foxing and remain otherwise clean.
An interesting Civil War carte-de-visite from overseas and an exciting piece for the discerning image collector. [cm] [ph:L]
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