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Swans on the Lake. by Thomas C. Roche — VisualArtsDB

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Swans on the Lake.

Swans on the Lake.

Swans on the Lake.

Thomas C. Roche

1863

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

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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Camp Scenes, Army of the Potomac. Camp Dinner.

Camp Scenes, Army of the Potomac. Camp Dinner.

Thomas C. Roche, 1861

Camp Scenes, Army of the Potomac. The Amateur Barber.

Camp Scenes, Army of the Potomac. The Amateur Barber.

Thomas C. Roche, 1860

Section of the Original Big Tree, 92 ft. in Circumference.

Section of the Original Big Tree, 92 ft. in Circumference.

Thomas C. Roche, 1871

[Yosemite Valley from Inspiration Point]

[Yosemite Valley from Inspiration Point]

Thomas C. Roche, 1870

Yosemite Falls. From Point Louise. Glacier Rock.

Yosemite Falls. From Point Louise. Glacier Rock.

Thomas C. Roche, 1871

Stereograph of two deceased Confederate soldiers in a trench

Stereograph of two deceased Confederate soldiers in a trench

Thomas C. Roche, 1860

Reflection of Washington Tower, Royal Arches and North Dome.

Reflection of Washington Tower, Royal Arches and North Dome.

Thomas C. Roche, 1871

[Civil War View]

[Civil War View]

Thomas C. Roche, 1860

Yosemite Falls, 2634 ft. high. Inst.

Yosemite Falls, 2634 ft. high. Inst.

Thomas C. Roche, 1871

[South Dome, 4580 feet high, Yosemite Valley, Cal.]

[South Dome, 4580 feet high, Yosemite Valley, Cal.]

Thomas C. Roche, 1870

The Black Swans.

The Black Swans.

Thomas C. Roche, 1863

The Marble Bridge at the Entrance to the Mall.

The Marble Bridge at the Entrance to the Mall.

Thomas C. Roche, 1863