1923 Glass Negative of Notable Historical Figure

Captured in July 1923 by the Bain News Service, this glass negative portrays Jos. Rosenblatt, a notable figure of the time. Rosenblatt’s exact role or influence isnt detailed, but the era was marked by significant social and economic changes in the United States. The early 1920s followed the end of World War I, a time when innovation blossomed and the country experienced rapid industrial growth, reflecting the spirit of the Roaring Twenties.

The photographs glass negative format was common in early photography, allowing for high-quality images. This technique contributed to the clarity and detail we associate with historical portraits. Jos. Rosenblatt, like many individuals of the time, represents a piece of the broader narrative of American history during a transformative period. Understanding who he was and his contributions helps paint a richer picture of the cultural and economic landscape of the 1920s.