Carte de Visite, Bearded Man

Photograph

DescriptionA carte de visite of a bearded man, by Lane’s Elite Art Gallery. The man’s beard is styled as an imperial-style beard called the Hulihee Imperial Beard, a type of Mutton Chop beard that was a popular style of the era. He is wearing a glenn plaid suit with a thin, dark bow tie. The rear of the CDV is pink in color and reads “Lane’s Elite Art Gallery, Sim’s Block, Market St., Chattanooga, Tenn.” The bottom corners of the card have been cut

2020.234.001 Recto; Carte de Visite of unknown bearded man

Entry/Object ID

2020.234.001

Photograph Details

Type of Photograph

Carte de Visite

Subject Person or Organization

Unidentified

Made/Created

Studio

Lane’s Elite Art Gallery

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Place

* Untyped Place

Market StreetChattanooga, Tennessee*

Type of License

No Copyright – United States

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