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What shall we play? by Benjamin West Kilburn — VisualArtsDB

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What shall we play?

What shall we play?

What shall we play?

Benjamin West Kilburn

1875

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

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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West Front, Capitol, Washington, D.C.

West Front, Capitol, Washington, D.C.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1865

The Puritan, Great International Yacht Race.

The Puritan, Great International Yacht Race.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1885

View from Outer Brewster, Boston Harbor, Mass.

View from Outer Brewster, Boston Harbor, Mass.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1875

Mead's Headquarters shattered by shot and shell, Battle of Gettysburg.

Mead's Headquarters shattered by shot and shell, Battle of Gettysburg.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1892

Flume, Franconia Notch, N.H.

Flume, Franconia Notch, N.H.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1865

The Regatta.

The Regatta.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1870

Winter View of Pulpit Rock, Crawford Notch.

Winter View of Pulpit Rock, Crawford Notch.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1865

View in Franconia Notch, Autumn.

View in Franconia Notch, Autumn.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1869

Point Isabel, Fort George Island, Fla.

Point Isabel, Fort George Island, Fla.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1875

Pighood's Sweet Repose.

Pighood's Sweet Repose.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1894

Bowery and Elevated Railway, New York, U.S.A.

Bowery and Elevated Railway, New York, U.S.A.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1891

Crawford Notch, from Elephant's Head, White Mts.

Crawford Notch, from Elephant's Head, White Mts.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1875