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[Unidentified woman seated in a horse-drawn carriage] by George P. Critcherson — VisualArtsDB

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[Unidentified woman seated in a horse-drawn carriage]

[Unidentified woman seated in a horse-drawn carriage]

[Unidentified woman seated in a horse-drawn carriage]

George P. Critcherson

1865

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

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Object Record Structure: Whole Card Photographs Cartes-De-Visite

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Untitled ("Hans who was with Dr. Kane as hunter and interpreter")

Untitled ("Hans who was with Dr. Kane as hunter and interpreter")

George P. Critcherson, 1869

Untitled ("The Esquimaux Igloe or hut with its occupants")

Untitled ("The Esquimaux Igloe or hut with its occupants")

George P. Critcherson, 1869

[Portrait of an unidentified group: four women and three men]

[Portrait of an unidentified group: four women and three men]

George P. Critcherson, 1864

Untitled ("Arched iceberg in Melville Bay")

Untitled ("Arched iceberg in Melville Bay")

George P. Critcherson, 1869

Untitled ("A section of an iceberg which was nearly three quarters of a mile long and grounded in nearly 700 ft of water")

Untitled ("A section of an iceberg which was nearly three quarters of a mile long and grounded in nearly 700 ft of water")

George P. Critcherson, 1869

The Arctic Regions: No. 92.* The Devil's Thumb partially enveloped in a fog, with the first of the drift Ice from the pack, which was being forced towards the land, from which we escaped through a narrow lead; had we been hemmed in, we should have had to winter there

The Arctic Regions: No. 92.* The Devil's Thumb partially enveloped in a fog, with the first of the drift Ice from the pack, which was being forced towards the land, from which we escaped through a narrow lead; had we been hemmed in, we should have had to winter there

George P. Critcherson, 1869

[Seven women either seated or standing on a porch or stairs]

[Seven women either seated or standing on a porch or stairs]

George P. Critcherson, 1870

Untitled ("The Steamer Panther forcing her way through the hummocky ice")

Untitled ("The Steamer Panther forcing her way through the hummocky ice")

George P. Critcherson, 1869

Untitled ("Jansen the dog driver")

Untitled ("Jansen the dog driver")

George P. Critcherson, 1869

Untitled ("View looking inland towards the great Mer de glace")

Untitled ("View looking inland towards the great Mer de glace")

George P. Critcherson, 1869

[Unidentified woman seated in a horse-drawn carriage, unidentified man in top hat, standing]

[Unidentified woman seated in a horse-drawn carriage, unidentified man in top hat, standing]

George P. Critcherson, 1865

Untitled ("Steamer fast between floe ice and field ice, Melville Bay")

Untitled ("Steamer fast between floe ice and field ice, Melville Bay")

George P. Critcherson, 1869