George Kendall Warren Studio

Place: Nashua

Born: 1834

Death: 1884

Biography:

George Kendall Warren Studio was an American photographer born in Nashua, New Hampshire in 1834. He started his career as a daguerreotypist in Lowell, Massachusetts in 1851. Most of his career was spent as a photographer for schools and universities such as Harvard, Yale, and Princeton. He was known for his portraits and celebrity photographs, as well as his class photographs for Ivy League and elite colleges.

Career and Style

George Kendall Warren Studio's work is characterized by his use of photography to capture the essence of his subjects. His portraits are notable for their clarity and detail, making him a sought-after photographer for schools and universities. His career spanned over three decades, during which he worked with some of the most prestigious institutions in the United States.

Notable Works and Legacy

Some of George Kendall Warren Studio's notable works include his portraits of celebrity photographs and class photographs for Ivy League and elite colleges. His legacy can be seen in the many museum quality oil reproductions that are available on Wikioo.org. These reproductions are made using the Giclee procedure, which involves high-quality digital scans and archival quality inks.

• His work can be found in the collections of Harvard University and Yale University.
• He was a pioneer in the use of photography for portraiture and celebrity photography.
• His photographs are highly sought after by collectors and institutions.

George Kendall Warren Studio died in 1884, but his legacy lives on through his photographs and the many museum quality oil reproductions that are available on Wikioo.org. His work can also be found in the Wikipedia article on American photography.