Allen, Mary Electa, 1858-1941
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Mary Electa Allen American photographer (1858–1941)
Allen, Mary E. (American photographer, 1858-1941)
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Allen, Mary E. (Mary Electa), 1858-1941
Allen, Mary E. (1858-1941).
VIAF ID: 74775878 (Personal)
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Allen, Mary E.
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American photographer, 1858-1941
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Allen, Mary E.
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(Mary Electa),
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1858-1941
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Allen, Mary Electa
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1858-1941
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Allen, Mary Electa
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1858-1941
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Mary Electa Allen
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American photographer (1858–1941)
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Allen, Frances S.
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1854-1941
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Allen, Frances S.
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1854-1941)
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Allen, Frances Stebbins
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1854-1941
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Allen, Frances Stebbins
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1854-1941
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Works
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| The Allen sisters, c2002: |
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| At the spinet |
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| Bread & milk |
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| Calls in Cranford |
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| Citizens of a small town a book of postcards |
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| Citizens of a small town [Dokument ikonograficzny] / [photogr. by Frances Allen and Mary E. Allen]. - San Francisco, cop. 1996. |
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| Col. Joseph Stebbins house - built just before revolution |
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| Colonial glassware, specimen illustratons |
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| A "crack" with the blacksmith |
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| The difficult step |
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| Good morning! |
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| A history of women photographers, 2000: |
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| A Holbein woman |
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| How d'y do? |
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| In May |
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| A New England sibyl |
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| Old burying ground |
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| Old Deerfield |
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| Our Margaret |
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| [Portrait of a woman with braids in front of a paisley backdrop] |
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| Portrait of the artists' mother |
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| Specimen illustrations for a monograph on clay stones by J.M. Arms Sheldon |
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| Willows |
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