The Physical Lincoln: A64y1

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Version 1: Digital Print of Hardcopy a64y1-v1-left-sub600.jpg a64y1-v1.jpg Print Key: Library of Congress LC-USZ61-807-3a02574u Print URL: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/cph.3a02574 MaxPixels: 5507 x 2684 (stereo pair) Comments: b&w film copy negative. 1 photographic print on stereo card: albumen silver. Observations: Ostendorf believes the hair was cropped short to facilitate the February 1865 casting of Lincoln's head by Clark Mills. Such a late date seems unlikely. Compared to Lincoln's emaciated appearance in other Feb. 1865 photographs, he looks much better here. Version 2: Digital Print of Hardcopy a64y2-v2.jpg Print Key: Library of Congress LC-USZ62-26398-3a27198u Print URL: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/cph.3a27198 MaxPixels: 1536 x 769 (stereo pair) Comments: b&w film copy negative. 1 photographic print on stereo card: albumen silver. Observations: This is a different digital image of the same source analog image as the other version.

<= a64dz3   a64y2 => A64y1 Photographer Anthony Co. Location Washington, DC Sitting 1864-or-1865 Technique Photograph Meserve # 92 Ostendorf # 103 Ostendorf pg 196, 127 Mellon pg warning.png“” is no number. Kunhardt pg 256, 337 Synonym none AL ML RL TL WL XL <= a64dz3 a64y2 =>    hamilton  Photograph by E. & H.T. Anthony Co., Washington, DC, February, 1865.