Subject | • | Albumen prints -- Mexico -- 19th century | [X] | | • | Cartes-de-visite -- Mexico -- 19th century |
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| | • | Occupations -- Mexico | [X] | | • | Photograph albums -- Mexico -- 19th century |
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| | • | Photographs, Original | [X] | | • | Studio portraits -- Mexico -- 19th century |
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| | • | Carrera, Rafael, 1814-1865 |
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| | • | Cruces y Campa (Firm) |
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| | • | Desmaisons, Emilien, 1812-1880 |
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| | • | Generals -- Mexico -- Portraits |
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| | • | González Ortega, Jesús, 1822-1881 -- Portraits |
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| | • | Group portraits -- Mexico -- 19th century |
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| | • | Indians of Mexico -- Portraits |
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| | • | Kickapoo Indians -- Mexico -- Portraits |
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| | • | Le Guillois, Anatole |
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| | • | Mejía, Tomás, 1820-1867 -- Portraits |
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| | • | Napoleon, Emperor of the French, III, 1808-1873 -- Portraits |
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| | • | Penedo, Manuel |
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| | • | Street vendors -- Mexico |
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| | • | Zaragoza, Ignacio, 1829-1862 -- Portraits |
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| | 1 | Creator/Collector: | Unidentified
| Requires cookie* | | | Title: | Album of Mexican and French cartes-de-visite  | | | | Dates: | between 1861 and 1880 | | | | Abstract: | The album of cartes-de-visite by mostly unidentified photographers, assembled during the time of the French intervention in Mexico by an unknown person, contains photographs of Pre-Columbian related statuary; portraits of 19th-century Mexican presidents, military, and political figures; studio portraits of indigenous people, street vendors, and other professions; portraits of figures associated with the French in Mexico; portraits of Napoleon III and family; and portraits of the compiler's family and friends. | | | | Number: | 2000.R.25 | |
| 2 | Creator/Collector: | Cruces y Campa
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| Requires cookie* | | | Title: | Cruces y Campa Mexican carte-de-visite album | | | | Dates: | 1863-1866 | | | | Abstract: | The album contains 46 carte-de-visite photographs, most of which were taken by the Mexican photography studio of Cruces y Campa between 1863 and 1866 during the period known as the French Intervention when France occupied Mexico. The photographs are mostly Mexican occupational portraits, organized first by men and then women. Depicted are police officers, musicians, street vendors, and domestic workers. Also included are a portrait of a Mexican Kickapoo man and woman and five portraits of Mexican Kickapoo men. | | | | Number: | 2022.R.8 | |
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