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Walkers Falls, Franconia Notch. by Benjamin West Kilburn — VisualArtsDB

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Walkers Falls, Franconia Notch.

Walkers Falls, Franconia Notch.

Walkers Falls, Franconia Notch.

Benjamin West Kilburn

1865–1870

Genre: Artwork
Museum: J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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Mt. Washington Railway.

Mt. Washington Railway.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1869

[Potted plant]

[Potted plant]

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1865

Magog House, Newport Vt.

Magog House, Newport Vt.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1865

Feeding the Chickens

Feeding the Chickens

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1869

Recreation.

Recreation.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1876

Enthroned among the Clouds, White Mts., N.H.

Enthroned among the Clouds, White Mts., N.H.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1880

The Requiem, Tuckermans' Ravine, 1886.

The Requiem, Tuckermans' Ravine, 1886.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1886

Willey Valley (from Willey Brook Bridge), P. & O.R.R., Crawford Notch, N.H.

Willey Valley (from Willey Brook Bridge), P. & O.R.R., Crawford Notch, N.H.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1870

Interior of the Church of St. Augustine, Paris, France.

Interior of the Church of St. Augustine, Paris, France.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1880

Caught in the Act.

Caught in the Act.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1865

"Sometimes it was simply smooth and clear/For the gladness of heaven to shine through, and here -"

"Sometimes it was simply smooth and clear/For the gladness of heaven to shine through, and here -"

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1874

Miles Standish's Pot and Platter.

Miles Standish's Pot and Platter.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1865