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[Boxer partially knocked out of ring] by Unknown — VisualArtsDB

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[Boxer partially knocked out of ring]

[Boxer partially knocked out of ring]

[Boxer partially knocked out of ring]

1940–1960

Dimensions: 13.7 Centimeters (Measurements) × 23.4 Centimeters (Measurements)
Genre: Artwork
Museum: J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US

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Charity, Public: United States. New York. Gloversville. Fulton County Almshouse: Almshouses of Fulton County, N.Y.: Rear of Old Almshouse Buildings

Charity, Public: United States. New York. Gloversville. Fulton County Almshouse: Almshouses of Fulton County, N.Y.: Rear of Old Almshouse Buildings

Unknown, 1895

Housing, Improved: Great Britain, England. London. Totterdown Fields Estate: Municipal Housing: Great Britain

Housing, Improved: Great Britain, England. London. Totterdown Fields Estate: Municipal Housing: Great Britain

Unknown, 1898

Industrial Problems, Coöperation: Italy. Milan. Coöperative Stores: Coöperative Societies, Italy: L'Albergo Popolare or Peoples' Hotel of Milan. This is a men's lodging house owned by the Societa Cooperativa Alberghi Popolari - after the model of the Rowtan Houses in London, Eng. It was opened in 1901. In 1906 the average number of inmates per night was 517. Common rooms are provided for smoking and reading. Its library has over 1000 volumes.

Industrial Problems, Coöperation: Italy. Milan. Coöperative Stores: Coöperative Societies, Italy: L'Albergo Popolare or Peoples' Hotel of Milan. This is a men's lodging house owned by the Societa Cooperativa Alberghi Popolari - after the model of the Rowtan Houses in London, Eng. It was opened in 1901. In 1906 the average number of inmates per night was 517. Common rooms are provided for smoking and reading. Its library has over 1000 volumes.

Unknown, 1898

Lamp

Lamp

Unknown, 1

[Neil Weston seated, playing with ball and black rubber cat]

[Neil Weston seated, playing with ball and black rubber cat]

Unknown, 1917

Industrial Problems, Welfare Work: United States. Illinois. Leclaire. Nelson Manufacturing Company: Welfare Institutions. N.O. Nelson Co., Leclaire, Ill.: Working Man's Home: Cost - without lot - approximately $1200.00: Each has 4 rooms - city water and electric lights.

Industrial Problems, Welfare Work: United States. Illinois. Leclaire. Nelson Manufacturing Company: Welfare Institutions. N.O. Nelson Co., Leclaire, Ill.: Working Man's Home: Cost - without lot - approximately $1200.00: Each has 4 rooms - city water and electric lights.

Unknown, 1898

Head of Achilles

Head of Achilles

Unknown, 1900

Miss Louisa Clayton

Miss Louisa Clayton

Unknown, 1850

Four Wolves

Four Wolves

Unknown, 1510

Health, General: United States. Massachusetts. Worcester. Health Department: City of Worcester, Health Department

Health, General: United States. Massachusetts. Worcester. Health Department: City of Worcester, Health Department

Unknown, 1898

Social Settlements: United States. Illinois. Chicago. "University of Chicago Settlement": University of Chicago Settlement, Chicago Ill.: The Dump. A prominent politician receives fifty cents a load for every load of refuse deposited by the City in the hole made by this brick yard.

Social Settlements: United States. Illinois. Chicago. "University of Chicago Settlement": University of Chicago Settlement, Chicago Ill.: The Dump. A prominent politician receives fifty cents a load for every load of refuse deposited by the City in the hole made by this brick yard.

Unknown, 1898

[Two Stovepipe Makers, One with a Hammer and Tin Snips, the Other Sitting on Stovepipe Assembly with Tin Snips and Mallet]

[Two Stovepipe Makers, One with a Hammer and Tin Snips, the Other Sitting on Stovepipe Assembly with Tin Snips and Mallet]

Unknown, 1880