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John Adams Whipple — Untitled (Stone Sisters, Lincoln, MA)
John Adams Whipple

Untitled (Stone Sisters, Lincoln, MA)

1850

Among the finest examples of American daguerreotype portraiture, this image of the Stone Sisters exemplifies the medium's capacity for psychological depth and technical precision.

Medium
Daguerreotype

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John Adams Whipple, Untitled (Stone Sisters, Lincoln, MA), 1850

Among the finest examples of American daguerreotype portraiture, this image of the Stone Sisters exemplifies the medium's capacity for psychological depth and technical precision.

Medium
Daguerreotype
Year
1850
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Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL

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Women, 1850s, 19th Century, American, Early Photography, Formal Portrait, Portrait, Black and White, Sisters, Daguerreotype

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