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Tom Johnson of Cleveland, Elizabeth Buehrmann American, Platinum print
Tom Johnson of Cleveland
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Daniel Chester French, Sculptor, Elizabeth Buehrmann American, Platinum print
Daniel Chester French, Sculptor
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Mlle. Leginska, Elizabeth Buehrmann American, Platinum print
Mlle. Leginska
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
M. Robert Demachy, made in Paris, Elizabeth Buehrmann American, Platinum print
M. Robert Demachy, made in Paris
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Marie Bruette and Alice Roullier of Chicago
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
John T. McCutcheon of Chicago, Cartoonist
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Edward Johnson
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Lawrence Mazzanovich, Painter, with His Wife and Son
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Elsie Weil, editor of Asia Magazine
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Florence Bradley of Chicago, Actress and Artist
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Children of Julius Rosenwald. (Adele, later Mrs. Levy and Lessing J. Rosenwald)
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Mme. Emma Calve, the Carmen of Yesterdays. Photographed in Chicago
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Mrs. Angus McDonald and Children, Wife of the Illustrator
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Joseph Pennell before His Lithograph "The Temple", photographed in Chicago
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Nicolai Sokoloff and His Wife, Violinist and Conductor
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
The Townsend Sisters of Chicago
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Miss Violet Oakley in Her Studio in Philadelphia, shortly after the Harrisburg murals were finished.
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Harriet Monroe of "Poetry" Magazine, of Chicago
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Bliss Carmen, Poet of Connecticut and New York
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Helen Hyde, wood block artist, after she returned from Japan
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Fraulein Fuchs, in Her Studio in Paris
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Margaret French Cresson, Sculptress
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Mme. Helena Modjeska, About the Time Her Memoirs were Published
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Mr. and Mrs. William R. French and their youngest son, a Director of the Art Institute of Chicago
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Mr. Herman McNeil, Sculptor
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Mrs. Herman McNeil and sons with one of Father's medals
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Mr. Peter Newall in Townsend Studio in Leonia, New Jersey
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Charles Battel Loomis, Humorist, in Townsend Studio
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Paul Haviland and Marius de Zayas, Caricaturists
Multiple artists/makers
1900s–1910s
Alfred Emerson
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Carl Sandburg (before "Chicago Poems" was published)
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Thomas Wood Stevens and His Wife Helen, Pageant Writer, Etcher and Artist, started Goodman Theater in Chicago
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Mr. Ralph Modjeska, Mrs. Modjeska, her mother, her daughter, Marylka, and her son Charles, a bridge builder and musician
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Mrs. Hutchinson at Her Lake Geneva Home Before Her Book Came Out
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Leigh Mitchell Hodges of Philadelphia, writer for "Optimist"
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Martha Stevenson
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
The Boyntons of Lake Forest and Chicago
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Mrs. Florence Morehout of Chicago, Pianist
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Mrs. Charles Baker and Grand-daughter, of Chicago
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Mary Stevenson Baker of Chicago, Painter
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Mlle. Julie Hudock, Ballerina of Chicago Opera, taken in Los Angeles
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s
Mrs. Vera Vechten and Daughter, of Chicago
Elizabeth Buehrmann
1900s–1910s