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The Male Robbery by Carleton H. Graves — VisualArtsDB

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The Male Robbery

The Male Robbery

The Male Robbery

Carleton H. Graves

1897

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

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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The source of the Jordan at Caesarea Philippi. Palestine.

The source of the Jordan at Caesarea Philippi. Palestine.

Carleton H. Graves, 1903

The Rev. Liu Ming Chuan and family outside his home. Peking, China.

The Rev. Liu Ming Chuan and family outside his home. Peking, China.

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Ancient bronze cannon. Morro Castle, Santiago, Cuba.

Ancient bronze cannon. Morro Castle, Santiago, Cuba.

Carleton H. Graves, 1900

The shrine of Jizo, guardian god of little children, Kiyomidzu Temple. Kyoto, Japan.

The shrine of Jizo, guardian god of little children, Kiyomidzu Temple. Kyoto, Japan.

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Palestine & The Holy Land

Palestine & The Holy Land

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Korean gentlemen. Seoul, Korea.

Korean gentlemen. Seoul, Korea.

Carleton H. Graves, 1903

Transplanting rice. Java.

Transplanting rice. Java.

Carleton H. Graves, 1902

Gold Hill. Cripple Creek, Col.

Gold Hill. Cripple Creek, Col.

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Plowing in the Nile Delta. Egypt.

Plowing in the Nile Delta. Egypt.

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Diamond Head, from Waikiki Beach, Hawaii.

Diamond Head, from Waikiki Beach, Hawaii.

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Rampart of Fort Guadeloupe. Cavite, P.I.

Rampart of Fort Guadeloupe. Cavite, P.I.

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Scene of Elijah's Sacrifice on Mount Carmel. (I Kings XVIII.) Palestine.

Scene of Elijah's Sacrifice on Mount Carmel. (I Kings XVIII.) Palestine.

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