Gallery/american Tintype
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chubachus:Hand-colored tintype portrait of three unidentified African American women, c. 1856.Source
chubachus:Hand-colored tintype portrait of three unidentified African American women, c. 1856.Source
Tintype view of a street probably in Masontown, Pennsylvania, c. 1880′s. The house visible on the le
Tintype view of a street probably in Masontown, Pennsylvania, c. 1880′s. The house visible on the le
chubachus:American tintype portrait of a white banjo player and a black fiddle player, c. 1860-1880.
chubachus:American tintype portrait of a white banjo player and a black fiddle player, c. 1860-1880.
chubachus:Tintype portrait of an unidentified African American man possibly taken in Kentucky, c. 18
chubachus:Tintype portrait of an unidentified African American man possibly taken in Kentucky, c. 18
chubachus:American tintype portrait of a white banjo player and a black fiddle player, c. 1860-1880.
chubachus:American tintype portrait of a white banjo player and a black fiddle player, c. 1860-1880.
Tintype portrait of a group of armed hunters posing with their catch of game birds and a dog, c. 188
Tintype portrait of a group of armed hunters posing with their catch of game birds and a dog, c. 188
“Man Cannot Sprout Wings Until He Has First Reached the Brink of the Abyss!”              -Nikos Kaz
“Man Cannot Sprout Wings Until He Has First Reached the Brink of the Abyss!”              -Nikos Kaz
slam-american: Father & Mother—Tintype, Walter Ellison, 1939, Saint Louis Art Museum: American A
slam-american: Father & Mother—Tintype, Walter Ellison, 1939, Saint Louis Art Museum: American A
chubachus:Hand-colored tintype portrait of three unidentified African American women, c. 1856.Source
chubachus:Hand-colored tintype portrait of three unidentified African American women, c. 1856.Source
“Man Cannot Sprout Wings Until He Has First Reached the Brink of the Abyss!”   
“Man Cannot Sprout Wings Until He Has First Reached the Brink of the Abyss!”   
Tintype of a man, 1856-1900, Smithsonian: National Museum of African American History and CultureSiz
Tintype of a man, 1856-1900, Smithsonian: National Museum of African American History and CultureSiz
Tintype of a girl in a plaid dress, 1870s, Smithsonian: National Museum of African American History
Tintype of a girl in a plaid dress, 1870s, Smithsonian: National Museum of African American History
David Allen Cates American novelist and poet . Studio sessions by appointment . @northland.studio
David Allen Cates American novelist and poet . Studio sessions by appointment . @northland.studio
American tintype portrait of a white banjo player and a black fiddle player, c. 1860-1880.Source: So
American tintype portrait of a white banjo player and a black fiddle player, c. 1860-1880.Source: So
Tintype portrait of a group of armed hunters posing with their catch of game birds and a dog, c. 188
Tintype portrait of a group of armed hunters posing with their catch of game birds and a dog, c. 188
Tintype view of a street probably in Masontown, Pennsylvania, c. 1880′s. The house visible on
Tintype view of a street probably in Masontown, Pennsylvania, c. 1880′s. The house visible on
Unidentified Union sailor. Via LOC.
Unidentified Union sailor. Via LOC.
slam-american: Father & Mother—Tintype, Walter Ellison, 1939, Saint Louis Art Museum:
slam-american: Father & Mother—Tintype, Walter Ellison, 1939, Saint Louis Art Museum:
ca. 1873, [tintype portrait of of James Turner, Master Mason of the Celestial Lodge in Rhode Island
ca. 1873, [tintype portrait of of James Turner, Master Mason of the Celestial Lodge in Rhode Island
Briana | On #120Film | Brooklyn, New York
Briana | On #120Film | Brooklyn, New York
ca. 1870-90s, [tintype portrait of two women sporting some delicious doughnut spectacles]From the Du
ca. 1870-90s, [tintype portrait of two women sporting some delicious doughnut spectacles]From the Du
Outdoor studio with display of tintypes in paper frames
Outdoor studio with display of tintypes in paper frames
Bill & Ida Walston Jenkins
Bill & Ida Walston Jenkins
chubachus: Tintype portrait of an African American man wearing a hat, c. 1800′s Source: Nation
chubachus: Tintype portrait of an African American man wearing a hat, c. 1800′s Source: Nation
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