The image is a composite of seven portrait photographs. Each shows the head and upper part of the torso of different individuals against a plain, textured background. In the center is a slightly larger image labeled "BOOTH." Clockwise from the top left, the other labeled portraits are "HEROLD," "ATZERODT," "SPANGLER," "O'LAUGHLIN," "PAYNE," and "ARNOLD." Each man varies in facial hair styles and haircuts, with some appearing clean-shaven while others have beards or mustaches. Their attire is typical of the late 19th century, featuring high-collared shirts and ties or cravats, with some wearing hats. The photos are in rectangular frames assembled on a beige background, labeled "BOOTH AND HIS ASSOCIATES" at the bottom in capital letters.
Artwork Details
- Date
- 1865
- Medium
- albumen silver print (carte-de-visite)
- Dimensions
- 5811 × 9436 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
- View original