Abraham Lincoln traditionnellement appelé "dernière photographie de Lincoln à partir de la vie" photographié par Alexander Gardiner, le 5 février 1865. Le Dimanche, Février 5, 1865, à Gardner's Gallery de Washington DC, Alexander Gardner a pris plusieurs photos de la lentille multiple

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Abraham Lincoln traditionally called "last photograph of Lincoln from life" photographed by Alexander Gardiner, February 5, 1865. On Sunday, February 5, 1865, at Gardner's Gallery in Washington DC, Alexander Gardner took several multiple-lens pictures of the President. Before this session ended, Gardner asked the president for one last pose. He moved his camera closer and took a photograph of Lincoln's head, shoulders, and chest. Mysteriously the glass plate negative cracked. Gardner carefully took it to his dark room and was able to make one print, with an ominous crack across Lincoln's face, before it broke completely and was discarded. This print, known as O-118, still exists to this day. Over the years many people have associated this crack with a symbolic foretelling of the assassin's bullet that awaited Lincoln 10 weeks later.

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