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Cabinet card of Rev. G. H. S. Bell, February-March 5, 1894. Creator: C. M. Bell Studio
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Cabinet card of Rev. G. H. S. Bell, February-March 5, 1894. Creator: C. M. Bell Studio
This cabinet card has a photograph of Rev. G.H.S. Bell looking toward his right. He wears a dark-colored suit and has a mustache and a chin beard. The text " C. M. BELL / WASHINGTON / D.C." is embossed in the lower right corner of the card mount. The reverse of the mount is blank
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This cabinet card from 1894 showcases the esteemed Reverend G. H. S. Bell, a prominent figure in African American history. The photograph, taken by the renowned C. M. Bell Studio in Washington D. C. , captures Rev. Bell gazing towards his right with an air of wisdom and determination. Dressed in a dark-colored suit that exudes elegance, Rev. Bell's distinguished appearance is complemented by his well-groomed mustache and chin beard. The embossed text "C. M. BELL / WASHINGTON / D. C" adorns the lower right corner of the card mount, adding a touch of authenticity to this timeless piece. As we delve into the rich heritage depicted within this image, it becomes evident that Rev. Bell was not only a man of faith but also an influential leader within his community during a pivotal time in American history. This black and white portrait serves as a testament to Rev. Bell's commitment to education and religion as he dedicated himself to serving others through his ministry work. Preserved by the National Museum of African American History and Culture at the Smithsonian Institution, this remarkable photograph offers us glimpses into both personal and historical narratives that continue to shape our understanding of 19th-century America. Through its silver and collodion printing on card mount technique, this cabinet card encapsulates not only Rev. G. H. S Bell's legacy but also represents an important milestone in photographic artistry during that era.
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