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Vladimir Horowitz (born 1904) [for Vanity Fair, February 1930]
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Steichen Estate from the artist bequest to the Fogg Art Museum by direction of J 1982.
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Bequest of Edward Steichen by direction of Joanna T. Steichen and the George Eastman House
Title: Vladimir Horowitz (born 1904) [for Vanity Fair, February 1930]
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