William H. Mumler
William H. Mumler was a 19th-century photographer known for his pioneering work in spirit photography, where he claimed to capture images of the deceased alongside the living. His controversial methods sparked debates about the authenticity of his photos and the existence of an afterlife. Mumler's work gained significant attention in the 1860s, and despite being accused of fraud, he maintained that his images were genuine representations of spirits. His legacy continues to influence discussions on the intersection of art, belief, and the supernatural.
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William H. Mumler created photos that depicted the apparitions of deceased individuals.
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