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B.B. Kemp, Charles County.

Aaron Levin

B.B. Kemp, Charles County.

1979

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B.B. Kemp, Charles County.

Aaron Levin

B.B. Kemp, Charles County.

Aaron Levin

B.B. Kemp, Charles County.

1979

Physical Qualities Gelatin silver print, Sheet: 279 x 353 mm. (27.9 x 35.3 cm.)
Portfolio/Series From 'The Equitable Bank Photographic Survey of Maryland'
Credit Line Gift of The Maryland Institute, College of Art, Baltimore
Object Number 1984.304.78

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Aaron Levin

American, born 1946

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Gorman Brittingham, Powellsville.
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ARABY, CHARLES COUNTY, MARYLAND
Frances Benjamin Johnston
Araby, Charles County, Maryland
1936-1937
COMBINING SOYBEANS, CHARLES COUNTY.
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Combining Soybeans, Charles County.
1979
CLAY COUNTY LANDSCAPE
Thomas Hart Benton
Clay County Landscape
1971
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Aaron Levin
Jim Agnew, Wicomico.
1980
STUDY FOR "THE TOMB OF CHARLES BAUDELAIRE" (REFUSED ETCHING)
Henri Matisse and Henri Matisse, Presentation Maquette, Poésies de Stéphane Mallarmé
Study for "The Tomb of Charles Baudelaire" (refused etching)
1931-1932
"CHARLES-MICHEL DE L'ÉPÉE" MEDAL
Alfred Borrel
"Charles-Michel de l'Épée" Medal
1900-1960
"CHARLES DUPIN" MEDAL
Jean-François-Antoine Bovy
"Charles Dupin" Medal
1900-1960
LAKE MAJOR - MONUMENTAL STATUE OF ST. CHARLES BORROMEO
Jean Baptiste Isabey and François le Villain
Lake Major - Monumental Statue of St. Charles Borromeo
1822
CHARLES DUPATY, SCULPTOR
François-Louis Dejuinne, Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, and others
Charles Dupaty, Sculptor
c. 1830
CHARLES DUPATY, SCULPTOR
François-Louis Dejuinne, Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, and others
Charles Dupaty, Sculptor
c. 1830
DOUBLE PORTRAIT OF CHARLES BEAUCLERK, 1ST DUKE OF ST. ALBANS, AND HIS YOUNGER BROTHER, JAMES BEAUCLERK
Unknown Artist and Robert White
Double Portrait of Charles Beauclerk, 1st Duke of St. Albans, and his younger brother, James Beauclerk
after 1679