Untitled (church with pointed spire) n.d.

This untitled photograph by Hendee captures a church with a prominent pointed spire, showcasing a common architectural style of the time. The image, likely taken in the 19th century, highlights the building's imposing presence against a backdrop of bare trees, suggesting a winter or early spring setting. The use of a daguerreotype process contributes to the image's detail and a sense of realism. The photograph offers a glimpse into the landscape and religious architecture of a bygone era, housed today in the Art Institute of Chicago.