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The Honorable Mrs. Henry Mclaren, London Hostess, at Home

Artist Cecil Beaton (British, 1904 - 1980)

Datec. 1920s

MediumGelatin silver print

Dimensions9 11/16 x 8 7/16 inches (24.6 x 21.4 cm)
Mat: 18 x 14 1/8 inches (46 x 35.8 cm)

Classifications99-Photography (other than reproductive, 98)

Credit LineMuseum purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. L. Edw. Hoffman

Object number1982.11

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Cecil Beaton

c. 1920s

"Mrs. Sarah J. Wilson, Bulls Gap, Tennessee. In addition to daily work around the home, she finds time to raise some cotton, carding and spinning it herself. She also does some hand-weaving.", 10/22/1933

"Mrs. Sarah J. Wilson, Bulls Gap, Tennessee. In addition to daily work around the home, she finds time to raise some cotton, carding and spinning it herself. She also does some hand-weaving.", 10/22/1933

Lewis Wickes Hine

1933-1935

Portrait of Mrs Henry Ainslie (1761-1796), née Agnes Ford, with her son Henry (1786-1814)

Portrait of Mrs Henry Ainslie (1761-1796), née Agnes Ford, with her son Henry (1786-1814)

George Romney

1787

"Mrs. Sarah J. Wilson, Bulls Gap, Tennessee. The chair on which she is sitting is an example of the furniture made in the mountain region.", 10/22/1933

"Mrs. Sarah J. Wilson, Bulls Gap, Tennessee. The chair on which she is sitting is an example of the furniture made in the mountain region.", 10/22/1933

Lewis Wickes Hine

1933-1935

Portrait of Mrs. Harriet Henry Blodgett

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James Reid Lambdin (1807-1889)

NOT DATED, card states 1838

"Mrs. Sarah J. Wilson has lived ninety-one years on a farm near Bulls Gap, Tennessee. She is still very active and resourceful. She is a fine example of the vitality and industry found in this old Tennessee stock.", 10/22/1933

"Mrs. Sarah J. Wilson has lived ninety-one years on a farm near Bulls Gap, Tennessee. She is still very active and resourceful. She is a fine example of the vitality and industry found in this old Tennessee stock.", 10/22/1933

Lewis Wickes Hine

1933-1935

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c. 1910

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Arnold Newman

1950

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Colt, Jr.

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Arnold Newman

1950

Mrs Charles F. Kettering

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Jane Reece

1915

Study of Mrs. Cohen

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Jane Reece

1916-1917

The Young Hostess

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