File:Cathedral Rocks, 3000 Feet High by Charles L Weed, 1864.jpg
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| Description | One of 30 mammoth-plate albumen prints of Yosemite Valley, Mariposa County, and the Big Trees, Calaveras County, California taken in 1864 by Charles Leander Weed and published prior to 1867 by Lawrence & Houseworth. Weed is widely believed to have been the first photographer to work in Yosemite. For his 1864 photographic expedition to the Valley, Weed was equipped with a large camera and large glass plates, enabling him to produce these 22x28 inch mammoth-plate prints which won the first-place bronze medal at the 1867 Paris International Exhibition for their superior excellence. This complete collection sold at auction in 2012 for $374,500. |
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| Source | Sotheby's |
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Photographer: Charles Leander Weed Publisher: Lawrence & Houseworth, 317 & 319 Montgomery Street, San Francisco |
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