Cliff Ruins near Fort Wingate, New Mexico

Cliff Ruins near Fort Wingate, New Mexico

John HillersWW-1875-M043174
1875·Albumen silver print (gold-toned)·13 1/4 × 5 10/16" (33.3 × 25.0 cm)

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Year
1875
Dimensions
13 1/4 × 5 10/16" (33.3 × 25.0 cm)

Artist

John Hillers
John Hillers

Photography

John Hillers was an American photographer and cartographer active in the late nineteenth century, best known for his documentation of geological surveys and landscape exploration in the American West. Working primarily with large-format albumen and gelatin dry plate processes, he produced extensive visual records of canyon systems, river valleys, and indigenous settlements across the Colorado Plateau and surrounding regions. His photographs served both scientific and archival purposes, establishing a visual record of geological formations and settlements during a period of rapid Western expansion.

United States

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Year
1875
Dimensions
13 1/4 × 5 10/16" (33.3 × 25.0 cm)
Watts ID
WW-1875-M043174

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Artist

John Hillers

John Hillers

Photography

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