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Top Books on mathews
1. Mathew swain
ISBN10 Number - 0553200410
Date of Publication - October 1981
Publisher - Bantam Books
2. Through mathew's eyes
ISBN10 Number - 1788486129
Date of Publication - Nov 15, 2018
Number of Pages 150
Publisher - Austin Macauley
3. Mathew brady
ISBN10 Number - 076568313X
Date of Publication - Jan 31, 2009
Number of Pages 83
Publisher - Routledge
4. Mathew cerletty
ISBN10 Number - 194260789X
Date of Publication - Aug 28, 2018
Number of Pages 232
Publisher - Karma, New York
5. Mathew maria
ISBN10 Number - 1475280874
Date of Publication - May 01, 2012
Number of Pages 58
Publisher - CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
6. What the hell mathew?
ISBN10 Number - 1097875369
Date of Publication - May 11, 2019
Number of Pages 120
Publisher - Independently published,Independently Published
7. Mathews men
Date of Publication - 2017
Number of Pages 400
Publisher - Penguin Publishing Group
8. Mathews county
ISBN10 Number - 0738553034
Date of Publication - November 12, 2007
Number of Pages 128
Publisher - Arcadia Publishing
9. Through mathew's eyes
ISBN10 Number - 1788486110
Date of Publication - Nov 15, 2018
Number of Pages 150
Publisher - Austin Macauley
10. Mathew brady
"In the 1840s and 1850s, "Brady of Broadway" was one of the most successful and acclaimed Manhattan portrait galleries. Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, Dolley Madison, Henry James as a boy with his father, Horace Greeley, Edgar Allan Poe, the Prince of Wales, and Jenny Lind were among the dignitaries photographed in Mathew Brady's studio. But it was during the Civil War that he became the founding father of what is now called photojournalism and his photography became an enduring part of American history. The Civil War was the first war in history to leave a detailed photographic record, and Mathew Brady was the war's chief visual historian. Previously, the general public had never seen in such detail the bloody particulars of war--the strewn bodies of the dead, the bloated carcasses of horses, the splintered remains of trees and fortifications, the chaos and suffering on the battlefield. Brady knew better than anyone of his era the dual power of the camera to record and to excite, to stop a moment in time and to draw the viewer vividly into that moment. He was not, in the strictest sense, a Civil War photographer. As the director of a photographic service, he assigned Alexander Gardner, James F. Gibson, and others to take photographs, often under his personal supervision; he also distributed Civil War photographs taken by others not employed by him. Ironically, Brady had accompanied the Union army to the first major battle at Bull Run, but was so shaken by the experience that throughout the rest of the war he rarely visited battlefields, except well before or after a major battle. The famous Brady photographs at Antietam were shot by Gardner and Gibson. Few books about Brady have gone beyond being collections of the photographs attributed to him, accompanied by a biographical sketch. MATHEW BRADY will be the biography of an American legend--a businessman, an accomplished and innovative technician, a suave promoter, a celebrated portrait artist, and, perhaps most important, a historian who chronicled America during its finest and gravest moments of the 19th century"-- The first narrative biography of the Civil War's chief visual historian, Mathew Brady.