Charles Henry Breed, 1876-1950, American Photographer
Charles Henry Breed was an early American Pictorialist Photographer, who
completed his primary work between the years of 1896 to 1920. He founded
the first Camera Club at Princeton University in 1896. In 1899, he exhibited ten photographs at the "Second Annual International
Photography Salon" held at the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Charles Breed worked in platinum and silver and sepia toned his best work in his o (showing 500 of 9717 characters). |
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