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Roger Fenton — General Bosquet and Captain Dampière
Roger Fenton

General Bosquet and Captain Dampière

1855

Camaraderie between military leaders emerges in this dual portrait from Fenton's Crimean series, humanizing the high command during one of history's first photographically documented wars.

Medium
Salted paper print, from the album "Photographs Taken in the Crimea" (1856)

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Roger Fenton, General Bosquet and Captain Dampière, 1855

Camaraderie between military leaders emerges in this dual portrait from Fenton's Crimean series, humanizing the high command during one of history's first photographically documented wars.

Medium
Salted paper print, from the album "Photographs Taken in the Crimea" (1856)
Year
1855
Seen at
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL

Related themes

Monochrome, Photography, Documentary, Military, Post-War, Historical, Portrait, British, Salted Paper Print, Formal

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Art Institute of Chicago, Cleveland Museum of Art