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[President's Cabinet Room] by John F. Jarvis — VisualArtsDB

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[President's Cabinet Room]

[President's Cabinet Room]

[President's Cabinet Room]

1871–1881

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

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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"More Money. Less Misery. Good Roads." Coxey's Army approaching Washington.

"More Money. Less Misery. Good Roads." Coxey's Army approaching Washington.

John F. Jarvis, 1894

Green room in the President's House.

Green room in the President's House.

John F. Jarvis, 1871

Museum, Patent Office.

Museum, Patent Office.

John F. Jarvis, 1871

State, War and Navy Department.

State, War and Navy Department.

John F. Jarvis, 1871

Soldier's Home, Washington, D.C.

Soldier's Home, Washington, D.C.

John F. Jarvis, 1875

Decorated Graves at Laeken, Belgium.

Decorated Graves at Laeken, Belgium.

John F. Jarvis, 1893

[Green Room, White House, Washington, D.C.]

[Green Room, White House, Washington, D.C.]

John F. Jarvis, 1871

Colorado St.

Colorado St.

John F. Jarvis, 1890

Commodore Schley's Flagship, "Brooklyn," of the "Flying Squadron," U.S.N.

Commodore Schley's Flagship, "Brooklyn," of the "Flying Squadron," U.S.N.

John F. Jarvis, 1898

Blue room in the President's House.

Blue room in the President's House.

John F. Jarvis, 1871

On guard duty around "Fort Frick" (Carnegie Mills), Homestead, Pa.

On guard duty around "Fort Frick" (Carnegie Mills), Homestead, Pa.

John F. Jarvis, 1892

Driving to the World's Fair, Grand Boulevard, Chicago, U.S.A.

Driving to the World's Fair, Grand Boulevard, Chicago, U.S.A.

John F. Jarvis, 1892