File:J. C. Rasmussen, the photographer in The San Francisco Examiner of San Francisco, California on July 22, 1904.jpg

Post Street Is Now Photographic Row. Rasmussen Gallery Latest Addition to Picture-Taking Institutions of the City. On the third floor of the Liebes Building, on Post street, J. C. Rasmussen, the photographer, has opened a studio that la both artistic and photographic In Ita character. The reception toom Is decorated with picture in carbon, platinum and parchment, emphasizing the photographic cult; while the operating room, hung with oils and water colors by local artists, reminds one of a wing of the Hopkins Institute of Art at exhibition time. This latest addition to the old-established galleries on Post street entitles that thoroughfare to be called "Photographic Row." Rasmussen has studied abroad, and has become desirous to do some ambitious work, hence his new situation. The studio will be called the "Rasmuseen Studio.".

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