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Annabelle Lyon
Annabelle Lyon
Annabelle Lyon in "Princess Aurora"
Annabelle Lyon in "Bluebeard"
Annabelle Lyon in "Bluebeard"
Annabelle Lyon in "Bluebeard"
Annabelle Lyon in "Bluebeard"
Annabelle Lyon in "Bluebeard"
Annabelle Lyon in "Bluebeard"
Annabelle Lyon in "Bluebeard"
Annabelle Lyon in "Bluebeard"
Augusta Savage with two of her statuettes, entitled (left to right) “Susie Q” and Truckin’”
Augusta Savage (center) at the presentation of her bust of author and activist James Weldon Johnson
Manhattan: Fort Washington Avenue - 190th Street
Augusta Savage (fourth from right) with a group visiting from the Chicago Institute for the Blind
The Fairy Queen takes an airy drive in a light carriage, a twelve-in-hand, drawn by thoroughbred butterflies. .
Composite volume containing commentary on the Qur'an, Shi'i law, and philosophy: in Naskh and Ta'liq calligraphy
Nov. 1846-Jan. 1852
Jan. 1846-Nov. 1846
Crystal Fountain Water-Cure, at Berlin Heights, Erie Co., Ohio.
Boston Road entrance, Bronx Zoo.
"'Ginger! Ain'T He Grown To Be A Whopper?' "
Peter Stuyvesant
Position of the English, and Spanish & French squadrons, before the action on the 12 July, 1801
Lord Stowell. Judge of the Admiralty Court
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