Towns will no longer have any representatives but themselves.
Invention says it.
Here is a revolution in art. The daguerreotype fit perfectly into the world as seen by the American romantics, particularly into arresting questions focused on the usefulness of American landscape for the purposes of art. In the years before the Civil War. American daguerreotypists pictured an ordinary landscape of prosperous towns and farms, creating a new national landscape acclaimed for raw and bustling vitality rather than any lack of European castles and cathedrals. Joined to the era of invention, the introduction of the daguerreotypist also coincided with a turbulent and expansive period in the United States.