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Louis Prang: Lithographer and Art Education Advocate
by Molly Donnermeyer
9/14/2018
Mary R. Schiff Library and Archives , Louis Prang , Lithographer
Louis Prang, sometimes referred to as “Father of the American Christmas Card,” was born in 1824 in Breslau, Prussian Silesia, present day Poland.
Cincinnati, OH 45202
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