Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Body of Confederate sharpshooter, Antique Print

Drawn from the Library of Congress archive, this print depicts Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Body of Confederate sharpshooter. The Library holds one of the most comprehensive collections of American and international historical prints in the world.

Library of Congress record: Created 1863 Photographer name on negative sleeve: Gardner. Caption from negative sleeve: Body of dead sharpshooter Battle of Gettysburg. Each of these glass negatives is a copy of one half of an original stereograph glass negative. (See neg. LC-B815-251.) The copy negative numbers are: LC-B811-251A LC-B811-251B and LC-B811-251C. The number 942 is on variant A; 251 is on variant B; and 942 is on variant C. William Frassanito in Gettysburg: A Journey in Time credits Timothy OSullivan as the photographer of this image. Although Gardner claimed credit for this view in his Sketch Book the original catalogue issued only two months following the battle identified the cameraman as OSullivan. Published in:.

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