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W. Morton [possibly William Thomas Green Morton]
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Richard Wolfe, former curator of Countway Library and expert on Morton, does not believe this portrait is of William Thomas Green Morton
Department of Photographs
Henry Jacob Bigelow Massachusetts gift to the Massachusetts General Hospital?. A label affixed to the object notes that it was found among the papers of Henry Jacob Bigelow after his death.
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Loan from the Massachusetts General Hospital Archives and Special Collections
Title: W. Morton [possibly William Thomas Green Morton]
Description:
Richard Wolfe, former curator of Countway Library and expert on Morton, does not believe this portrait is of William Thomas Green Morton.
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