Columbus Ohio Dexheimer House Photo Just Sold Leigh Koebel Realtor 1920-30s for Sale

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Columbus Ohio Dexheimer House Photo Just Sold Leigh Koebel Realtor 1920-30s For Sale

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Columbus Ohio Dexheimer House Photo Just Sold Leigh Koebel Realtor 1920-30s:
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Estate sale find, vintage originalColumbus Ohio Dexheimer House Photo Just Sold Leigh Koebel Realtor, circa 1920-30s.
H. P. (Henry) Dexheimer (1874-1935) was a photographer and president of Dexheimer Studio, Inc. of Indianapolis and Columbus, Ohio. He was born in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, he lived there until the age of fifteen when he went to Cincinnati, Ohio and studied art for two years. He then went to Hamilton, Ohio and managed a photographic gallery for L. C. Overpeck.
From there he moved to Marion, Indiana and opened his own photographic studio from ca. 1890 to ca. 1924. While in Marion, he developed a bank of gas lights for use in indoor photography, and was credited with being a pioneer in the use of artificial light for taking indoor pictures. He won many awards for his experiments, among them a gold medal for his lighting process at the 1900 WorldsFair in Paris.
Dexheimer moved to Indianapolis ca. 1924 and operated a studio out of his home. In 1926 Dexheimer’s studio was located at Suite 12, Oddfellows Building in Indianapolis. He opened an additional photography studio in Columbus, Ohio ca. 1926. It was there that he died on 2March 1935.
The item measures approximately 8" X 10", approximate shipping weight 4 ounces.
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