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None. His photos and those of his assistants taken during the US Civil War are the best examples of Photography at the time and win him the well deserved title of the first photo journalist.
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Why did Mathew Brady take pictures of the civil war?
Historical archives
What is Mathew Brady's middle name?
No idea. Probably brady :/
In what way did mathew bradys photographs make a lasting impact on the country after the civil war?
Brady shot standing pose photos that captured the solemn character of a revered military leader.
Why was photo graphing important during the civil war?
Mathew Brady took photos of the battlefields and showed the president (Lincoln) and other citizens. They realized how bad the circumstances were after seeing the photos.
Which man pioneered the use of photography in an American war?
There was more than one man that pioneered photography during the American Civil War. Photographers included Andrew Russell, Mathew Brady, George Barnard, and John Reekie for the Union and George Cook and Robert Smith for the South.
What did Mathew Brady do in history?
Mathew Brady was photographer during the Civil War.
Who are the greatest war photographers?
Mathew Brady
Is Mathew Brady single?
No, Mathew Brady is not single.
Who was mathew brady and what did he do during the civil war?
He was a photographer. He took photographs.
Why did Mathew Brady take pictures of the civil war?
Historical archives
Did mathew brady die?
Yes, Mathew Brady died on None
Who was mathew brady and what did he do in the Civil War?
Mathew Brady was a photographer during the Civil War. He and 20 photographers went out to document the long battle and other events that took place during those battles.
When was Mathew Brady born?
Mathew Brady was born on May 18, 1822.
What is Mathew Brady's birthday?
Mathew Brady was born on May 18, 1822.
What is Mathew Brady's birthday?
Mathew Brady was born on May 18, 1822.
Who did Mathew Brady marry?
Mathew Brady married to Juliet Handy in 1850
photographed dead and dying soldiers on Civil War Battlefields?
Mathew Brady
