Mathew B. Brady|Unknown

American, born Ireland, 1823?–1896 New York|American · 122 works on DiscoverArt

Works

Officers of U.S.S. Hunchback — Officers of U.S.S. Hunchback1861–65

Officers of U.S.S. Hunchback — Officers of U.S.S. Hunchback1861–65

Campbell Hospital, D.C. — Campbell Hospital, D.C.1861–65

Hanover Junction Station, Pennsylvania — Hanover Junction Station, Pennsylvania1861–65

Pennsylvania Light Artillery, Keystone Battery — Pennsylvania Light Artillery, Keystone Battery1861–65

139th Pennsylvania Infantry — 139th Pennsylvania Infantry1861–65

[Line of Soldiers, 139th Pennsylvania Infantry] — [Line of Soldiers, 139th Pennsylvania Infantry]1861–65

Co. B, 30th Pennsylvania Infantry — Co. B, 30th Pennsylvania Infantry1861–65

Company C, 9th Indiana Infantry (Sherman's Veterans) — Company C, 9th Indiana Infantry (Sherman's Veterans)1861–65

Fort Burnham, front of Petersburg — Fort Burnham, front of Petersburg1861–65

U.S. Monitor "Saugus" — U.S. Monitor "Saugus"1861–65

Officers of U.S.S. Hunchback — Officers of U.S.S. Hunchback1861–65

[Battlefield of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania (Scene of General Reynold's Death, The Eastern Edge of McPherson's Woods, view looking toward Seminary Ridge)] — [Battlefield of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania (Scene of General Reynold's Death, The Eastern Edge of McPherson's Woods, view looking toward Seminary Ridge)]July 1863

Co. D, 21st Michigan Infantry. Sherman's Volunteers — Co. D, 21st Michigan Infantry. Sherman's Volunteers1861–65

Ironclad fleet on James River below Rebel "Howlett House Battery" — Ironclad fleet on James River below Rebel "Howlett House Battery"1865

Officers of U.S.S. Hunchback — Officers of U.S.S. Hunchback1861–65

[View of a small town with wooden sheds in distance]. Brady album, p. 123 — [View of a small town with wooden sheds in distance]. Brady album, p. 1231861–65

Washington, D.C. — Washington, D.C.1861–65

[Landscape with Distant View of Earthwork Fortifications] — [Landscape with Distant View of Earthwork Fortifications]1861–65

Hanover Junction, Pennsylvania — Hanover Junction, Pennsylvania1861–65

[Winter Quarters of a Cavalry Regiment in the Army of the Potomac, Near Brandy Station, Virginia] — [Winter Quarters of a Cavalry Regiment in the Army of the Potomac, Near Brandy Station, Virginia]1864

Fort Johnson, James Island, looking toward Fort Sumter — Fort Johnson, James Island, looking toward Fort Sumter1861–65

[Convalescent Camp near Alexandria, Virginia] — [Convalescent Camp near Alexandria, Virginia]1861–65

Land Battery of Naval Guns — Land Battery of Naval Guns1861–65

U.S. Transport "Wau Katchie" — U.S. Transport "Wau Katchie"1861–65

[Fort Slemmer Company and 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery, Fort Slemmer, Washington, D.C.] — [Fort Slemmer Company and 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery, Fort Slemmer, Washington, D.C.]1862

Sanitary Commission Office. Convalescent Camp, Alexandria, Virginia — Sanitary Commission Office. Convalescent Camp, Alexandria, Virginia1861–65

[Zouave Unit of 164th New York Infantry Beneath Trees in Tented Camp] — [Zouave Unit of 164th New York Infantry Beneath Trees in Tented Camp]1862–65

Ruins of RR Bridge. Bull Run — Ruins of RR Bridge. Bull Runca. 1862

[Winter Quarters of Unidentified Union Army Regiment with Two Rows of Log Cabins] — [Winter Quarters of Unidentified Union Army Regiment with Two Rows of Log Cabins]1861–65

153rd New York Infantry — 153rd New York Infantryca. 1861

Summer Headquarters of General Grant, City Point, Virginia — Summer Headquarters of General Grant, City Point, Virginia1861–65

[Camp of 44th New York Infantry, Near Alexandria, Virginia] — [Camp of 44th New York Infantry, Near Alexandria, Virginia]1863–65

Transports, Tennessee River — Transports, Tennessee River1864

21st Michigan Infantry. Sherman's Volunteers — 21st Michigan Infantry. Sherman's Volunteers1861–65

Officers of U.S.S. Hunchback — Officers of U.S.S. Hunchback1861–65

Washington. Armory Square Hospital — Washington. Armory Square Hospital1861–65

[Commissary Department, Stoneman's Station, on Aquia Creek and Fredericksburg Rail Road, Virginia] — [Commissary Department, Stoneman's Station, on Aquia Creek and Fredericksburg Rail Road, Virginia]1863–65

[U.S.S. Onondaga on James River, Virginia] — [U.S.S. Onondaga on James River, Virginia]1864–65

Fort Ellsworth, Alexandria, Virginia — Fort Ellsworth, Alexandria, Virginia1861–65

[Unknown Company, 139th Pennsylvania Infantry] — [Unknown Company, 139th Pennsylvania Infantry]1861–65

Officers of U.S.S. Hunchback — Officers of U.S.S. Hunchback1861–65

U.S. Monitor Onondaga, James River — U.S. Monitor Onondaga, James River1861–65

[Company A, 30th Pennsylvania Infantry, Captain Mott Hooton] — [Company A, 30th Pennsylvania Infantry, Captain Mott Hooton]1861–65

Officers of "Mendota" — Officers of "Mendota"1861–65

Cannon — Cannon1861–65

Camp Barry near Bladensberg, Maryland. Stables — Camp Barry near Bladensberg, Maryland. Stables1861–65

Camp of 153rd New York Infantry — Camp of 153rd New York Infantryca. 1861

[Tent Wards, Harewood Hospital, Near Washington, D.C.] — [Tent Wards, Harewood Hospital, Near Washington, D.C.]1862–65

Cannon — Cannon1861–65

[Roads leading into a small town]. Brady album, p. 123 — [Roads leading into a small town]. Brady album, p. 1231861–65

[Four men in camp under a lean-to of pine boughs] — [Four men in camp under a lean-to of pine boughs]1861–65

[Distant View of Arsenal, Washington, D.C.] — [Distant View of Arsenal, Washington, D.C.]1862–65

U.S. Monitor Lehigh, James River — U.S. Monitor Lehigh, James River1861–65

Potomac Creek Railroad Bridge, A.C. & F. Railroad — Potomac Creek Railroad Bridge, A.C. & F. Railroad1861–65

[Unidentified Company of Soldiers and Civilians (?) in Field] — [Unidentified Company of Soldiers and Civilians (?) in Field]1861–65

[Encampment alongside a stand of trees]. Brady album, p. 123 — [Encampment alongside a stand of trees]. Brady album, p. 1231861–65

Fort Sumter — Fort Sumter1861–65

[Line of Soldiers, 30th Pennsylvania Infantry] — [Line of Soldiers, 30th Pennsylvania Infantry]1861–65

U.S. Monitor "Saugus" and Gunboat "Mendota", Appomattox River — U.S. Monitor "Saugus" and Gunboat "Mendota", Appomattox River1861–65

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