Civil War General George Custer At HQ with Dog by Brady, Iconic Stereoview

  
We are pleased to present an exceptional stereoview photograph featuring General George Armstrong Custer at his headquarters during the American Civil War. This image, captured by the renowned photographer Mathew Brady, provides a rare and intimate glimpse into the life of one of the most controversial figures in American military history.

Subject: General George Armstrong Custer. Taylor, 17 Allen Place, Hartford, Connecticut. Series Title: The War for the Union. Mathew Brady, one of the most celebrated photographers of the 19th century, is well-known for his extensive documentation of the American Civil War.

His work includes numerous portraits and battlefield scenes, many of which have become iconic representations of the era. This stereoview, part of the "War Views" series, captures General Custer at a moment of relative calm, seated at his headquarters with his loyal dog by his side. General Custer is best remembered for his role in the Indian Wars and his infamous last stand at the Battle of Little Bighorn in 1876.

However, during the Civil War, he served with distinction in the Union Army, rapidly rising through the ranks due to his bold tactics and personal bravery.