Explore CollectionsPhotographyDarkest Africa, Cotton States International Exposition, Atlanta.

Darkest Africa, Cotton States International Exposition, Atlanta.

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Darkest Africa, Cotton States International Exposition, Atlanta.

Details

Title

Darkest Africa, Cotton States International Exposition, Atlanta.

Artist/Maker

Photographer once known

Date

19th century

Medium

Albumen silver print (stereocard)

Dimensions

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Credit

Gift of David Yoakley Mitchell and Niamh Barry for the Mitchell Family Collection

Accession #

2024.129

Location

Currently not on view

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