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Baron van Zuylen, Administrator of the local district, holding a child
Baron van Zuylen, Administrator of the local district, holding a child
Object Number 998-14-00/1.1.93
Display Title Baron van Zuylen, Administrator of the local district, holding a child
Descriptions
Object Description Written on album page: "The Baron again"
Department Photographic
Date 1927-1928
Artist Milton Katz
Culture
  • Central and Equatorial African styles
  • Sudan
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Africa / Belgian Congo
Africa / Sudan
Materials Print, black and white adhered to Album
Dimensions Overall: 10.795 × 8.255 cm (4 1/4 × 3 1/4 in.)
Credit Line Gift of Vivian Katz and Family of Milton Katz
Provenance
Collector Milton Katz (1927-1928)
Intermediary David Warrington
Donor Vivian Katz (5/8/98)

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