Born in Pennsylvania in 1833, George M. Ottinger came to Utah in 1861. Upon arriving, Ottinger painted scenery for a Salt Lake theater and then joined photographer C.R. Savage, hand-tinting photographs. Though he worked in a variety of careers - from sailor, to fire chief and professor - Ottinger always returned to art and painting. The photographs in this collection reflect Ottinger's role as an artist and life in Utah from the late-nineteenth to the early twentieth centuries.
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Artogram | dha_gmo | Image/StillImage |
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Artogram 2 | dha_gmo | Image/StillImage |
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Cabin in Mountains | dha_gmo | Image/StillImage |
| 4 |
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Knudsen Flour Mill | dha_gmo | Image/StillImage |
| 5 |
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Liberty Park | dha_gmo | Image/StillImage |
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Lower Hydroelectric Plant in Mountains below Mill Creek Pipeline | dha_gmo | Image/StillImage |
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Mount Olympus | dha_gmo | Image/StillImage |
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Mount Olympus | dha_gmo | Image/StillImage |
| 9 |
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Mountain Scene | dha_gmo | Image/StillImage |
| 10 |
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Salt Lake City Cemetery | dha_gmo | Image/StillImage |
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Salt Lake City Cemetery | dha_gmo | Image/StillImage |
| 12 |
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Salt Lake City Cemetery headstones | dha_gmo | Image/StillImage |
| 13 |
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Savage and Ottinger Store Front | dha_gmo | Image/StillImage |
| 14 |
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South Temple street scene | dha_gmo | Image/StillImage |
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South Temple streets | dha_gmo | Image/StillImage |
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Water | dha_gmo | Image/StillImage |
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