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Devil's Slide - Weber Canon. by William Henry Jackson — VisualArtsDB

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Devil's Slide - Weber Canon.

Devil's Slide - Weber Canon.

Devil's Slide - Weber Canon.

William Henry Jackson

1869

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

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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Sierra Blanca. Colorado

Sierra Blanca. Colorado

William Henry Jackson, 1873

Burro Crossing Stream - Steadfast.

Burro Crossing Stream - Steadfast.

William Henry Jackson, 1875

Great Tetons of Snake River

Great Tetons of Snake River

William Henry Jackson, 1871

The Rocky Mountains, Scenes Along the Line of the Denver and Rio Grande Railway

The Rocky Mountains, Scenes Along the Line of the Denver and Rio Grande Railway

William Henry Jackson, 1890

Wild Cat Canon, Montana.

Wild Cat Canon, Montana.

William Henry Jackson, 1871

Toltec Gorge from The Portal

Toltec Gorge from The Portal

William Henry Jackson, 1880

Marshall Pass and Mt. Ouray. Colorado

Marshall Pass and Mt. Ouray. Colorado

William Henry Jackson, 1873

Saguache Range from Mount Ouray

Saguache Range from Mount Ouray

William Henry Jackson, 1873

State Street, Leadville.

State Street, Leadville.

William Henry Jackson, 1880

Scenes about Crow Creek, 6 Miles N. of Sherman.

Scenes about Crow Creek, 6 Miles N. of Sherman.

William Henry Jackson, 1869

Camp on Mystic Lake

Camp on Mystic Lake

William Henry Jackson, 1871

Homestead Steelworks, Homestead, Pennsylvania

Homestead Steelworks, Homestead, Pennsylvania

William Henry Jackson, 1908