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Red Square and the Kremlin, Moscow, Soviet Union Size:9 ¼ x 60 inch (23.50 x 152.40 cm) image |
10 x 61 ¼ inch (25.40 x 155.58 cm) paper He continued on to work

Red Square and the Kremlin, Moscow, Soviet Union Size:9 ¼ x 60 inch (23.50 x 152.40 cm) image | 10 x 61 ¼ inch (25.40 x 155.58 cm) paper He continued on to work

Name: Red Square and the Kremlin, Moscow, Soviet Union Size:9 ¼ x 60 inch (23.50 x 152.40 cm) image | 10 x 61 ¼ inch (25.40 x 155.58 cm) paper He continued on to work
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Red Square and the Kremlin, Moscow, Soviet Union Size:9 ¼ x 60 inch (23.50 x 152.40 cm) image | 10 x 61 ¼ inch (25.40 x 155.58 cm) paper He continued on to workArtwork Info About the Artist 1967 Gelatin silver print Signed, in ink, with title, date, artist stamp, and landmarks printed as part of negative, au recto Printed circa 1967 Unframed Eugene Omar Goldbeck (18921986), photographer, was born in San Antonio, the second of four children of first generation German Americans Benno T. and Ida (Schultze) Goldbeck. Records report that he was born either in 1891 or 1892; his descendents claim that he was born

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He continued on to work at Color Applications

At this early age

Media coverage includes NY Times and other major art magazines

A handful of Coburn’s numerous photographs of London first appeared in a 1906 issue of Camera Workbefore being catalogued and compiled in his book

Barnicke Gallery

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