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Shining Metal, Julian Vannerson, 1858
Julian VannersonÉtats-Unis

Shining Metal

1858 · Photography-Photoprint · 22.2 × 16.5 cm

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Washington, États-Unis

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Numéro d’inventaire
1994.91.270

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ChiefOccupationsClothing and dressHommePortraitMdewakanton Dakota

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PhotographiesTirage sur papier saléRéalismeXIXe siècle

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Title page for album "North American Indians", Julian Vannerson, 1858–1859

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Judah P. Benjamin, Julian Vannerson, c. 1859

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