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Ann Herron

19th century

08.306

Not currently on view

emulsionwatercolorgouachephotographic paperphotography

Artwork Details

Creation Date
19th century
Materials
hand-tinted photograph with watercolor and gouche on off-white paper
Object Types
photographs, black-and-white prints {photographs}, gelatin silver prints, watercolors
Dimensions

8-7/8 x 6-3/8 in.

Accession Number
08.306
Credit Line

Bequest of John Herron

Copyright
Public Domain
Collection

Prints, Drawings, and Photographs

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