Portrait photography
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
Maida Rossiter Bailey photographic collection
Cased photographs collection
Collection consists of approximately 630 cased photographs, including daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, and tintypes (also called ferrotypes) dating from approximately 1840-1900. The photographs are primarily portraits of early migrants to Oregon and the western United States. Also represented are early Oregon street and residential scenes.
Oral history interview with Cherie Hiser
Oral history interview with Cherie Hiser conducted by Jim Morris on December 6, 1981. Hiser was a photographer best known for her self-portraits.
Betty Huser photographic collection
Twelve black and white portrait photographs, primarily of men. Only one person, E. S. Inglis, is identified. The photographs were from the office of the Phil Grossmayer Co., an insurance company in Portland, Oregon.
Marston family photograph album
Album containing black and white photographs and tintypes, primarily studio portraits of unidentified people, particularly children. A number of the portraits were taken by studios in Wisconsin. With the album are a poem about a dog by Elwyn Marston, age 11, of Columbus, Wisconsin; a silk 48-star U.S. flag; and two loose photographs.
Unidentified family photograph album
Album containing black and white card photographs and tintypes. The images are portraits of mostly unidentified individuals and groups, both adults and children. Identified individuals include: Hattie A. Ware, Charlie Sheldon, L. M. Gammer, C. K. Sherwood, Tom A. Sheldon, Edwin Booth, June Clifford and M. Alice Mallery.
Unidentified portraits album
One album containing 13 black and white photographs and 1 tintype of unidentified adults and children. Only Byron N. Way is identified.