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Above His Business. "Shoemaker, stick to your last."

Above His Business. "Shoemaker, stick to your last."

Above His Business. "Shoemaker, stick to your last."

1860

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

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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[Ruins]

[Ruins]

Unknown, 1896

Flask

Flask

Unknown, 200

Box with Relief-decorated Lid

Box with Relief-decorated Lid

Unknown, -350

Female Head

Female Head

Unknown, -399

Shepherds, Shepherdesses and Cattle

Shepherds, Shepherdesses and Cattle

Unknown

[Young girl in the snow]

[Young girl in the snow]

Unknown, 1915

Industrial Problems, Welfare Work: Great Britain. England. Bourneville: Cadbury Bros.: Welfare Institutions and Improved Housing: Typical Creeper Clad Cottage Bournville

Industrial Problems, Welfare Work: Great Britain. England. Bourneville: Cadbury Bros.: Welfare Institutions and Improved Housing: Typical Creeper Clad Cottage Bournville

Unknown, 1898

Seated Female Figure

Seated Female Figure

Unknown, -499

Portrait of Helen

Portrait of Helen

Unknown, 1910

Portrait of a Man

Portrait of a Man

Unknown, 1870

Attic Gallatin Type Plate Fragment

Attic Gallatin Type Plate Fragment

Unknown, -550

[Portrait of two young men and two young women]

[Portrait of two young men and two young women]

Unknown, 1860