Lydia Leslie Lydie - Candlestick

Frank Eugene American

1900s

Not on view

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Title: Lydia Leslie Lydie - Candlestick
Artist: Frank Eugene (American, New York 1865–1936 Munich)
Date: 1900s
Medium: Platinum print
Classification: Photographs
Credit Line: Rogers Fund, 1972
Object Number: 1972.633.99
Curatorial Department: Photographs

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