Responsibility Behind The Lens: How Abraham Lincoln's Photographer Changed the Perception of War

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What's in the Basement?

Berkshire Museum

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Explore Berkshire Museum's diverse collection and the many stories that stem from each item in a series of rich and informative segments with host Craig Langlois.

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Explore Berkshire Museum's diverse collection and the many stories that stem from each item in a series of rich and informative segments with host Craig Langlois.

History

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Responsibility Behind The Lens: How Abraham Lincoln's Photographer Changed the Perception of War

What's in the Basement?

4 minutes 53 seconds

5 years ago

Responsibility Behind The Lens: How Abraham Lincoln's Photographer Changed the Perception of War

What role does a photographer play in documenting wars or protests? Is it okay to stage a scene in order to present a clear, bold perspective? A photograph of Abraham Lincoln from our collection inspires a unique train of thought on recreating historical moments.