George W. Rice (photographer)

George W. Rice was an American photographer known for his landscape and architectural photography, particularly in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He is recognized for his contributions to documenting the changing landscapes of the United States and for his artistic use of light and composition. While specific biographical details remain somewhat scarce, his photographic work is held in various museum and archival collections, providing valuable insights into the era in which he worked. His photographs often depicted scenes of rural America, burgeoning urban centers, and significant architectural landmarks. Rice's work reflects a particular aesthetic common to the Pictorialist movement, though it is not definitively known if he identified as a member.