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Charles H. Tremear & the Edison Institute Tintype Studio 1929-1943

By Janice G. Schimmelman jschimmelman

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Charles Tremear was the first professional tintype photographer at The Henry Ford in Dearborn, Michigan. The studio was built in Greenfield Village in 1929 and Tremear made protraits of visitors to the museum and village until his death in 1943.

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About the Author

Janice Schimmelman
jschimmelman Rochester, Michigan, USA

Janice G. Schimmelman is Professor Emerita of Art History at Oakland University, Rochester, Michigan. Her research has been published by the American Philosophical Society, the American Antiquarian Society, Oak Knoll Press, G. K. Hall, and the Winterthur Portfolio. She is the author of The Tintype in America 1856-1880, American Photographic Patents 1840-1880, The Iron Plate in American Photography (blurb.com), and American Imprints on Art through 1865.

Publish Date  August 31, 2012

Dimensions  Small Square  40 pgs   Premium Paper, lustre finish

Category  Arts & Photography

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