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Portrait of a Woman

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Title

Portrait of a Woman

Artist/Maker

Photographer once known

Date

nineteenth century

Medium

Daguerreotype

Dimensions

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Credit

Purchase with funds from a friend of the Museum

Accession #

74.191

Location

Currently not on view

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