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A Girl of Taos
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Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Gift of Malcolm S. Millard in memory of his father Everett L. Millard Class of 1898
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Fan of paper and silk, girl and vines, designed by George Barbier, Paris, France, 1911. Decorated fan of printed and hand-coloured paper and painted silk. The sticks and guards are of bone with painted decoration of grapes and butterflies. The rivet and c
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Girl's ensemble comprising bodice, stole, skirt and belt, buff poplin trimmed with blue ribbon, made in England, ca. 1870. Girl's ensemble comprising bodice, stole, skirt and belt. Buff poplin trimmed with blue ribbon. Poplin with ribbon.
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