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[French storefront]

[French storefront]

[French storefront]

1860

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

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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Photographic postcard portrait of Margarette Davenport in costume

Photographic postcard portrait of Margarette Davenport in costume

Unknown, 1940

Photograph portrait of a man dressed as a cowboy

Photograph portrait of a man dressed as a cowboy

Unknown, 1940

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Bowl

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A Phoenix

A Phoenix

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Untitled (bride and groom in car)

Untitled (bride and groom in car)

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Attic Red-Figure Cup Fragment

Attic Red-Figure Cup Fragment

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San Jacinto Mountains Sequence

San Jacinto Mountains Sequence

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Statuette of a Stag

Statuette of a Stag

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Imitation of a Statuette of a Seated Woman

Imitation of a Statuette of a Seated Woman

Unknown, 1850

Woman Reading to a Girl

Woman Reading to a Girl

Unknown, 1845

Government, City: United States. New York. New York City: Heights of Buildings, New York City: Details of Heights of Buildings in Manhattan below Chambers Street.: Smaller numeral indicates height in stories. Larger numeral indicates height in feet. (Source: Report of the Heights of Buildings Commission...New York, 1913, p.22.)

Government, City: United States. New York. New York City: Heights of Buildings, New York City: Details of Heights of Buildings in Manhattan below Chambers Street.: Smaller numeral indicates height in stories. Larger numeral indicates height in feet. (Source: Report of the Heights of Buildings Commission...New York, 1913, p.22.)

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