Images from Albert Tissandier's trips to North America during 1885 and 1886. Tissandier was born in France in 1839 and died in 1906. A French visitor to the American West in the 1880s, he left a series of pencil drawings of still-recognizable locales in and near Utah. The Utah Museum of Fine Arts holds what may be the most complete collection of these appealing works.
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The Green River Entrance to Mammoth Cave, Kentucky | 1885-05-01 | Image |
| 27 |
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The House of Nathan Adams my Mormon Guide at Kanab, Utah | 1885-05-28 | Image |
| 28 |
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Wooden Buildings in the Village of Trout Creek in the Province of Montana | 1885 | Image |
| 29 |
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Evening Soiree with Ute Indians in the Kaibab Forest with the American Neighbors and Mormons from Kanab at Mangum Spring, Arizona. | 1885-06-06 | Image |