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A Voyage on the North Sea
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Department of Modern & Contemporary Art
Gabriella De Ferrari New York New York gift; to harvard University Art Museums 2001.
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Gift of Gabriella De Ferrari
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'Ajmere. India. Decr. 1878'
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Cole, The Voyage of Life: Youth
Cole, The Voyage of Life: Youth
Caption: Thomas COLE (USA)/Voyage of Life: Youth. 1842// Washington NG 85...
Cole, The Voyage of Life: Youth
Cole, The Voyage of Life: Youth
Caption: Thomas COLE (USA)/Voyage of Life: Youth. 1842 (Det.)// Washington NG 85...
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'Temple near Jeypore. India. Decr. 1878'
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Daughter of the Coast Guard
Homer travelled to England in 1881 and, after spending a few weeks in London, settled in the village of Cullercoats near Tynemouth on the craggy North Sea coast, remaining there un...
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