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The Etching Revival: From Daubigny to Twachtman
by Kristin Spangenberg
3/11/2016
Etching Revival , etchings , Daubigny , Twachman , prints , Prints and Drawings , Kristin Spangenberg , exhibitions , Charles François Daubigny , J. M. W. Turner , John Henry Twachtman
Posted By: Kristin Spangenberg
Photographing the Prints
by Salena McKenzie
3/30/2015
photography , Photo Services , digitization , prints , curatorial , IMLS , behind the scenes , Kristin Spangenberg , Salena McKenzie
Posted By: Salena McKenzie
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