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City Scene

Artist John C. Vondrous (American, born in Czechoslovakia, 1884-1974)
CultureCzech
Date1912
Mediumetching
Classificationsprints
Credit LineBurton Emmett Collection
Object number58.1.1427
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E. Delafield Smith
E. Delafield Smith
John C. McRae
n.d.
William I. Peake
William I. Peake
John C. McRae
n.d.
Old City Hall on Market Street
Old City Hall on Market Street
Morton C. Hansen
1928
Image Not Available for Coretta Scott King with family and mourners en route to Memphis City Hall after murder of Martin Luther King Jr., April 8, 1968
Coretta Scott King with family and mourners en route to Memphis City Hall after murder of Martin Luther King Jr., April 8, 1968
Ernest C. Withers
1968, printed 2002
Image Not Available for White protestors, City Hall, Memphis, Tennessee
White protestors, City Hall, Memphis, Tennessee
Ernest C. Withers
1960s, printed between 1990 and 2000
Henry VI: Act I, Scene 4
Henry VI: Act I, Scene 4
C. G. Playter
n.d.
Comedy of Errors: Act V, Scene 1
Comedy of Errors: Act V, Scene 1
C. G. Playter
n.d.
The Women's Page from "N. Y. City Life" Series
The Women's Page from "N. Y. City Life" Series
John Sloan
1905
Near Point Judith
Near Point Judith
J. C. Nicholl
n.d.
North River Sketch
North River Sketch
R. C. Coxe
n.d.
Dreaming
Dreaming
C. M. McIlherney
n.d.
Tigers Fighting
Tigers Fighting
Orovida C. Pissaro
1916

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