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Upper Falls of the Yellowstone, 115 Feet. by William Henry Jackson — VisualArtsDB

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Upper Falls of the Yellowstone, 115 Feet.

Upper Falls of the Yellowstone, 115 Feet.

Upper Falls of the Yellowstone, 115 Feet.

William Henry Jackson

1871

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

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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Grand Canon of the Arkansas. Iron Bridge.

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View North from Colonnade, World's Columbian Exposition

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The Beautiful Gate -- Garden of the Gods, Colorado

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Camp in the Forest of the Yellowstone.

William Henry Jackson, 1871

Crater of Old Faithful.

Crater of Old Faithful.

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Court of Honor, Looking East, World's Columbian Exposition

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North Platte River, at Fort Fred Steel.

North Platte River, at Fort Fred Steel.

William Henry Jackson, 1869