Timothy H. O'Sullivan

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Timothy H. O'Sullivan was a pioneering 19th-century American photographer best known for his stark Civil War battlefield images and later geological survey photographs of the American West.

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instanceOf landscape photographer
person
photographer
war photographer
activeInCentury 19th century
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
employer Alexander Gardner NERFINISHED
Mathew Brady NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork geological survey photography
topographical photography
genre documentary photography
landscape photography
war photography
hasWorkSubject Canyon de Chelly NERFINISHED
Colorado River canyons NERFINISHED
Gettysburg battlefield NERFINISHED
Native American settlements in the Southwest
Petersburg battlefield NERFINISHED
geological formations of the American West
influenced documentary photography
photojournalism
influencedBy Alexander Gardner NERFINISHED
Mathew Brady NERFINISHED
knownFor early photographic documentation of the American frontier
stark and unromantic images of war
memberOf U.S. Geological Surveys of the West NERFINISHED
United States Geological Exploration of the Fortieth Parallel NERFINISHED
movement early American photography
notableFor American Civil War photography
geological survey photography of the American West
photographic exploration of remote Western landscapes
realistic depiction of death and destruction in war
notableWork A Harvest of Death NERFINISHED
Canyon de Chelly photographs NERFINISHED
King Survey photographs NERFINISHED
The Gettysburg Dead NERFINISHED
Wheeler Survey photographs NERFINISHED
occupation photographer
participatedIn American Civil War NERFINISHED
subjectOf histories of Civil War photography
studies of Western survey photography
usedMedium albumen print
wet plate collodion process
workLocation American West NERFINISHED
Civil War battlefields
Washington, D.C.

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Devil's Den photographedBy Timothy H. O'Sullivan