Portrait of George Harrow (son of Alex), possibly albumen print affixed to curved glass; rainbow effect on digital file from glass curvature.
Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library
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Portrait of George Harrow (son of Alex), possibly albumen print affixed to curved glass; rainbow effect on digital file from glass curvature.
Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library

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ex-human rubber lauren by faengelic :3 silly squeaky paws!
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lauren by faengelic :3
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“Her Cats”, Japanese ink by Sanae Sugimoto

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Two cool ladies and a small pal. Photo from my collection, ca. 1930s.
Sarah Bowman (British, b. 1975, Dorset, England) - Cat on Green Sofa, Paintings: Oil on Board
I’m crying please look at these Patches my friend drew me for my birthday
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at these Patches my friend drew
me for my birthday
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From our stacks: Illustration from Bewick's Woodcuts: Impressions of Upwards of Two Thousand Wood-Blocks, Engraved, for the most part, by Thomas & John Bewick, of Newcastle-On-Tyne. Including Illustrations of Various Kinds for Books, Pamphlets, and Broadsides; Cuts for Private Gentlemen, Public Companies, Clubs, Exhibitions, Races, Newspapers, Shop Cards, Invoice Heads, Bar Bills &c. with An Introduction, A Descriptive Catalogue of the Blocks, and a List of the Books and Pamphlets Illustrated. By Thomas Hugo, M.A., F.R.S.L., F.S.A., &c. London: L. Reeve & Co., 1870.
Featured Plate: 1806-03 BEL2
Fashion plate from La Belle Assemblée, unsigned.
Description from page 61:
PARISIAN DRESSES.
No. 8. Cloth Great Coat, in the Hussar style.
No. 9. A Morning Dress.
No. 10. Cambric Bonnet, satin neckhandkerchief, trimmed with Marten-skin.
No. 11. Complete Full Dress.
No. 12. Half Full Dress.
Barbara Randolph (Detroit, Michigan, 5/05/1942-South Africa, 15/07/2002).
Portrait of Lady Baldwin, Detroit Wolverines pitcher, posed in uniform in front of painted woodland backdrop. Handlebar mustache. Printed on card front: "C.B. Baldwin, pitcher. Detroit base ball club. Tomlinson, 236 Woodward Ave., Detroit."
Ernie Harwell Sports Collection, Detroit Public Library
Six Books Still Life - Sarah Spencer
British , b. 1965 -
Oil on panel , 45 x 35 cm.

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From our vertical files: Cover detail from "Why Soap Sculpture, Anyway? How, in 25 Years, an Everyday Material Grew to be a Unique Medium of Education in Art Expression. A Talk by William G. Werner of the Procter & Gamble Company to the National Soap Sculpture Committee on its 25th Anniversary New York, June 4, 1952"