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Harper's Ferry by Moonlight

Harper's Ferry by Moonlight

Artist (American, 1812-after 1875)
CultureAmerican
Date1874
Mediumetching and engraving
Classificationsprints
Credit LineThe Howard Diers Collection
Object number58.19.63
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