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Photograph by Shane Butler, Canon EOS Mark II D digital slr-2010.
Progress In Photo-Portraiture. I. Portrait Of Mr. Wots-Name Taken Several Years Ago From Camera Work #17, P. 46
Photograph by Shane Butler, Canon EOS Mark II D digital slr-2010.
Photograph by Shane Butler, Canon EOS Mark II D digital slr-2010.

Progress In Photo-Portraiture. I. Portrait Of Mr. Wots-Name Taken Several Years Ago From Camera Work #17, P. 46

Artist James Montgomery Flagg (American, 1877-1960)
Publisher CAMERA WORK
CultureAmerican
DateJanuary 1907
MediumTwo-color halftone photogravure
DimensionsOverall, Image: 5 7/8 × 3 3/4 in. (14.9 × 9.5 cm)
Overall, Support: 12 × 8 1/4 in. (30.5 × 21 cm)
Credit LineMuseum purchase
Object number84.74.11
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DescriptionThis is a photogravure.

New photography by Shane Butler captured with a digital camera-2010
James Montgomery Flagg
Progress In Photo-Portraiture. I. Portrait Of Mr. Wotsnname Taken Several Years Ago From Camera Work, No. 17
January 1907
Photograph by Shane Butler, Canon EOS Mark II D digital slr-2010.
James Montgomery Flagg
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January 1907
New photography by Shane Butler captured with a digital camera-2010
James Montgomery Flagg
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January 1907
New photography by Shane Butler captured with a digital camera-2010
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New photography by Shane Butler captured with a digital camera-2010
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