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Mill, Dordrecht

George C. Aid (American, 20th century)

Medium/TechniqueEtching

DimensionsSheet: 21.5 x 13 cm (8 7/16 x 5 1/8 in.)

Credit LineGift of Mrs. Peyton van Rensselaer

Accession number33.13

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ProvenancePDP Register entry: Date acquired, 1/5/1933

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WWI Posters Batch1

Clean-Up Campaign—Plant a Garden

George C. Morton

1914

October Thirtieth THE BLACKEST CATS THAT E'ER WERE SEEN WISH YOU GOOD LUCK THIS HALLOWE'EN

October Thirtieth THE BLACKEST CATS THAT E'ER WERE SEEN WISH YOU GOOD LUCK THIS HALLOWE'EN

The George C. Whitney Company

CHRISTMAS GREETINGS

CHRISTMAS GREETINGS

The George C. Whitney Company

Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas

The George C. Whitney Company

Fame was too earnest in her joy, too proud of such a son,
To let a robe and title mask a noble Washington.
-Eliza Cook.

Fame was too earnest in her joy, too proud of such a son,
To let a robe and title mask a noble Washington.
-Eliza Cook.

The George C. Whitney Company

"The reflections which arise on justice and benevolence, will be lastingly grateful."
GEORGE WASHINGTON

"The reflections which arise on justice and benevolence, will be lastingly grateful."
GEORGE WASHINGTON

The George C. Whitney Company

GREETINGS FOR THE TWENTY-SECOND OF FEBRUARY

GREETINGS FOR THE TWENTY-SECOND OF FEBRUARY

The George C. Whitney Company

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Keep Mum Chum, The Enemy Has Big Ears

George C. Haggenbottom

about 1940

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Waterloo Church

C. C. Hamilton

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[One of] six drawings of ships and packets

C. C. Hamilton

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[One of] six drawings of ships and packets

C. C. Hamilton

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[One of] six drawings of ships and packets

C. C. Hamilton