(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION CUBA) BARNARD GEORGE PHOTOGRAPHER Si

Sale 2342 - Lot 34

Price Realized: $ 1,250

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(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--CUBA.) BARNARD, GEORGE, PHOTOGRAPHER. Six Stereopticon Views of slaves in Cuba, circa 1860. Classic albumen photo 'stereo cards' on yellow mounts, with descriptive captions on the reverse. should be seen New York: E & H.T. Anthony & Co, circa 1860

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A series of 'Vistas Cubanas' or Cuban Views taken by George Barnard in 1860. The subject of these views was the activities of the slaves on the sugar plantations on the island of Cuba, a Spanish colony at the time. This group comprises some of the most significant views taken by Barnard: No 116, Interior of a Spanish Kitchen, 119 Plantation Scene, 168 Plantation View, 174 the Cooper's Shop, 176 Plantation View in a Sugar Mill, the Fire Hole, 178 Interior of a Sugar House, Negroes making sugar.