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The American Fall and Ice Mound, from below. by John P. Soule — VisualArtsDB

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The American Fall and Ice Mound, from below.

The American Fall and Ice Mound, from below.

The American Fall and Ice Mound, from below.

1865

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

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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In the Notch, Looking towards Mt. Webster.

In the Notch, Looking towards Mt. Webster.

John P. Soule, 1870

Vernal Fall, (350 feet high) and Cap of Liberty 4600 feet above Valley.

Vernal Fall, (350 feet high) and Cap of Liberty 4600 feet above Valley.

John P. Soule, 1870

Interior of Church of the Immaculate Conception, Boston, Mass.

Interior of Church of the Immaculate Conception, Boston, Mass.

John P. Soule, 1870

Centre Harbor and Red Hill.

Centre Harbor and Red Hill.

John P. Soule, 1861

Autumn. From the original by G.G. Fish.

Autumn. From the original by G.G. Fish.

John P. Soule, 1863

North & South Domes, (3725 & 6000 ft. above Valley) from near Hutchings'.

North & South Domes, (3725 & 6000 ft. above Valley) from near Hutchings'.

John P. Soule, 1870

Finding the Text.

Finding the Text.

John P. Soule, 1871

The Capitol at Washington, from front of House of Representatives.

The Capitol at Washington, from front of House of Representatives.

John P. Soule, 1865

The South Dome - from the east side

The South Dome - from the east side

John P. Soule, 1870

Captured Mexican Mortars, West Point.

Captured Mexican Mortars, West Point.

John P. Soule, 1861

South Dome, 6,000 Feet High, from Glacier Point.

South Dome, 6,000 Feet High, from Glacier Point.

John P. Soule, 1870

Old Man of the Mountain.

Old Man of the Mountain.

John P. Soule, 1861