South Side of Inscription Rock, N.M. インスクリプション・ロックの南側、ニューメキシコ州

O'SULLIVAN, Timothy H. オサリヴァン, ティモシー・H.

This photograph was taken when accompanying Lt. George Wheeler’s survey team. Unlike other photographers, O’Sullivan prioritized geological accuracy, and his photographs have an intellectual sense of distance that suggests a detached observer. However, here, he has also produced a mysterious and awe-inspiring image of the desolate landscape.

Collection of: Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Title: South Side of Inscription Rock, N.M.
Original title: South Side of Inscription Rock, N.M.
Artist Name: O'SULLIVAN, Timothy H.
Year: 1873
Material / Technique: Albumen print
Dimensions: 202x275mm
Accession number: 20003577
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