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Open Season in the Weimar, Colorado

Caroline Hinkley Artist

C-prints and gelatin silver prints

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The Thing Between

Chuck Aydlett Ceramicist

Earthenware

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Custom's Inspector

Harry Reuben Reynolds (aka H. Reuben Reynolds) Artist

Oil on canvas

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3 Men in a Olive Tree

Moishe Smith Artist

Intaglio

Image of Moishe and Italo

Moishe and Italo

Don Lyle Photographer

Gelatin silver print

Image of Arcadian Interlude

Arcadian Interlude

Clay Spohn (aka Clay Edgar Spohn) Artist

Lithograph

Thumbnail for missing image of 1988.193

Three Wisemen

Sadao Watanabe Artist

Hand-colored stencil print

Image of Peasents of Tlahuac

Peasents of Tlahuac

Arturo Garcia Bustos Artist

Lithograph

Image of Lumber Workers

Lumber Workers

Alfredo Zalce Artist

Lithograph

Image of Widtsoe land use adjustment project. Garfield County, Utah. Loading boulder on stone boat, while excavating new spillway of Tropic Dam

Widtsoe land use adjustment project. Garfield County, Utah. Loading boulder on stone boat, while excavating new spillway of Tropic Dam

Dorothea Lange Photographer

Gelatin silver print

Image of The old method of drawing a combine; ten or more horses were used. Box Elder County, Utah

The old method of drawing a combine; ten or more horses were used. Box Elder County, Utah

Russell Lee Photographer

Gelatin silver print

Image of Untitled

Untitled

Harry Reuben Reynolds (aka H. Reuben Reynolds) Artist

Gelatin silver print

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