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Historic Portrait - Washington DC - Republican National Committee – Historic Photograph Print

Historic Portrait - Washington DC - Republican National Committee — historic image
Historic Portrait - Washington DC - Republican National Committee. Historic image from the Washington DC collection.

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Historic Portrait - Washington DC - Republican National Committee

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Harris & Ewing, the Washington, D.C., studio, made this portrait for the Republican National Committee, a body that has been headquartered in the capital since its early days. The firm operated in the city from 1905 and became one of the best-known commercial photographers there, producing formal sitting portraits of politicians, officials, and visitors for decades. Its archive now stands as a valuable record of the political figures who passed through Washington in the early twentieth century.

SubjectsHarris & Ewing
Original scan922 × 739 px
ReferenceAMZ-SOTP-HAR-105842

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