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Sorting seaweed for food. Korea. by Carleton H. Graves — VisualArtsDB

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Sorting seaweed for food. Korea.

Sorting seaweed for food. Korea.

Sorting seaweed for food. Korea.

Carleton H. Graves

1903

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

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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A Swedish cottage with Maypole. Sweden.

A Swedish cottage with Maypole. Sweden.

Carleton H. Graves, 1900

Off for Porto Rico.

Off for Porto Rico.

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[Holland - National Monument]

[Holland - National Monument]

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Mount Moriah and Dome of the Rock from Mount Zion. Jerusalem.

Mount Moriah and Dome of the Rock from Mount Zion. Jerusalem.

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Victoria Salon, Royal Palace, Stockholm, Sweden.

Victoria Salon, Royal Palace, Stockholm, Sweden.

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The Colonnade at Samaria. Palestine.

The Colonnade at Samaria. Palestine.

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Esplanadgaten, Helsingfors, Finland.

Esplanadgaten, Helsingfors, Finland.

Carleton H. Graves, 1900

Nazareth. Home of the Saviour for thirty years. Palestine.

Nazareth. Home of the Saviour for thirty years. Palestine.

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Carrying the rice to market. Java.

Carrying the rice to market. Java.

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Funeral of a child. Cairo, Egypt.

Funeral of a child. Cairo, Egypt.

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Transplanting rice. Java.

Transplanting rice. Java.

Carleton H. Graves, 1902

Diamond Head, from Waikiki Beach, Hawaii.

Diamond Head, from Waikiki Beach, Hawaii.

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