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Charles Evers meeting children on Farish Street, Jackson, Mississippi

Doris Derby

American, 1939–2022

Charles Evers meeting children on Farish Street, Jackson, Mississippi

Details

Title

Charles Evers meeting children on Farish Street, Jackson, Mississippi

Artist/Maker

Doris Derby (American, 1939–2022)

Date

1968

Medium

Gelatin silver print

Dimensions

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Credit

Gift of Dr. Philip Greider

Accession #

2023.205

Location

Currently not on view

Image Copyright

© Estate of Doris Derby.

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