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Portrait of John Scholl
Artist unidentified
Photographer unidentified
Portrait of John Scholl
Portrait of John Scholl
Artist unidentified
Photographer unidentified
Portrait of John Scholl Artist unidentified Photographer unidentified
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Portrait of John Scholl

Place/RegionGermania, Pennsylvania, United States
Datec. 1900
MediumPhotograph in gilded wood frame
Dimensions18 1/2 × 12 1/2"
Credit LineGift of Cordelia Hamilton, Dr. and Mrs. Lester Blum, Murray Eig, and William Engvick
Accession number1967.1.2
ClassificationPhotographs
CopyrightThe American Folk Art Museum believes this work to be in the public domain.
On View
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