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In Memory of Abraham Lincoln by n.d. William Smith, Abraham Lincoln, D. Wiest — VisualArtsDB

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In Memory of Abraham Lincoln

In Memory of Abraham Lincoln

In Memory of Abraham Lincoln

n.d. William Smith Abraham Lincoln D. Wiest

Medium: hand-colored lithograph
Genre: Graphic arts-print
Museum: Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, DC, US

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religionGovernmentlibertyClothing and dresseaglesbirdsAllegoryportraits

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