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173: 95: 246:, Carvalho moved his family to New York City, but cataracts impaired his continuing portrait work by 1869, and would ultimately blind him. He became an inventor, and two patents he received for steam superheating in 1877 and 1878 would not only win the Medal of Excellence from the American Institute of New York, but achieve financial security for the family. He and Sarah remained active in New York's Jewish community, and he tried to harmonize modern scientific thought and the biblical story of creation found in the 31: 259: 207:, who had made several trips exploring the west and had unsuccessfully tried to make daguerreotypes to document his group's journeys, invited the young artist to accompany him as he attempted to prove that a “central route” near the thirty-eighth parallel would be the best path for a planned transcontinental railroad. Accepting the challenge, Carvalho traveled from New York to St. Louis by rail, and then took a steamboat up the 698: 164:, in whose cemetery (established that year), he would ultimately be buried. Solomon and his wife Sarah would help found Baltimore's Beth Israel Sephardic synagogue, although it disbanded in 1859. Sarah also founded the Baltimore Hebrew English Sunday School (before financial reasons led the family to relocate to New York City) and a small synagogue in Harlem (the Hand-in-Hand Congregation) in 1870. 160:, and had a son David and daughter Charity. Solomon Carvalho considered his Jewish identity important as he traveled through the Atlantic coastal states on business. He was a board member of the Philadelphia Hebrew Education Society in 1849–1850. The following year, he became a member of New York's historic 219:. During the trip, despite the frigid weather which made chemical combinations difficult, Carvalho made near daily portraits of expedition members, the Native Americans they met, and the landscape. Solomon Carvalho would nearly die on that trip of scurvy, starvation and frostbite, and he and his friend 137:
and lived in Amsterdam before finally settling in Britain, from which his two sons would emigrate to Barbados and then America. This Solomon's father, David Nunes Carvalho would help establish the first Reform Jewish congregation in the United States, the Reformed Society of Israelites, in Charleston
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and Salt Lake City, as Frémont and several other surviving members would continue to California. Carvalho later recovered enough to reach Los Angeles, California and its small Jewish community, helping them organize the Hebrew Benevolent Society. A major part of his near 300 daguerreotypes taken
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1850 U.S. Federal census for Baltimore Ward 9 lists the senior David Carvalho as a daguerotypist and the son Solomon (also living with the large family and two female household servants) as an artist. An 1830 Federal census may list David Carvalho in Baltimore, along with his son, but the
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method. They also had offices of some type in Charleston, South Carolina and in New York City. A portrait Solomon painted at age 25, "Child with Rabbits" would later be incorporated into
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on his fifth expedition. Many famous images of the Old West are based on images he made, although many others have been lost or confused with those taken by
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married Solomon Nunes Carvalho and Sarah Miriam Solis (1824–1894) on October 15, 1845, in Philadelphia. By 1850 they lived with his father and family in
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A daguerreotype by Solomon Carvalho of a Plains Indian village in Kansas Territory taken during the Frémont Expedition in 1853
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1840 U.S. Federal census for Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Mulberry ward. 10 person household, of which 6 members under age 20
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possibly before Frémont's presidential campaign or to fulfill a promise made to Mormon leaders during his recuperation.
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Bank note with Solomon Nunes Carvalho paintings on it from Planters Mechanics Bank, State of Georgia, 1855
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The Reformed Society of Israelites of Charleston, S.C., with an appendix: The Constitution of the Society
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Incidents of Travel and Adventure in the Far West; with Colonel Fremont's Last Expedition (1860),
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during the expedition were lost in a fire. The surviving ones would later be given by Fremont to
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to Sarah Cohen D'Azevedo and her husband David Nunes Carvalho, who were both born in England to
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Incidents of Travel and Adventure in the Far West; with Colonel Fremont's Last Expedition
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Bank note with Solomon Nunes Carvalho paintings on it from Omaha City Bank and Loan, 1858
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to copy on wet plate negatives, and they became mixed up with others of Brady's work.
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Carvalho is considered a pioneer in travel photography as were, for example,
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by 1849, where both became interested in portrait photography using the
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http://www.jewishmag.com/185mag/solmon_carvalho/solmon_carvalho.htm
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in his final years, although that work was never published.
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Carvalho published his diary of the five-month journey,
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1850 U.S. Federal Census for Baltimore, Maryland ward 9
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American painter, photographer, author and inventor
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Jerry Klinger, Solomon Nunes Carvalho, available at
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would be nursed back to health by kindly Mormons in
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Charleston, South Carolina
Pleasantville, New York
Photography

John C. Frémont
Mathew Brady
Charleston, South Carolina
Jewish
Portuguese descent
Portugal
Emanuel Nunes Carvalho
Thomas Sully
Isaac Leeser
Congregation K.K. Mikveh Israel
Baltimore
Congregation Shearith Israel

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Baltimore, Maryland
daguerreotype
national bank notes
John C. Frémont
Missouri River
Westport
Missouri
Frederick W. von Egloffstein
Parowan, Utah
Mathew Brady
American Civil War

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