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Camera Obscura Image of Memorial Hall in GSD Harvard University

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Rights: © Photograph by Abelardo Morell
Department of Photographs [Carroll and Sons Gallery Boston] sold; to Deborah Martin Kao (1999-2020) gift; to the Harvard Art Museums 2020. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Gift of Deborah Martin Kao in memory of Kenneth Ken-Sin Kao MArch 1983
Title: Camera Obscura Image of Memorial Hall in GSD Harvard University
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