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First Sluicing for Gold in Montana, James and Granville Stuart in the Big Hole Country in the Spring of 1858
Olaf Carl Seltzer
First Sluicing for Gold in Montana, James and Granville Stuart in the Big Hole Country in the Spring of 1858
Olaf Carl Seltzer
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Self-Portrait / Stephen James Ferris

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Stephen James Ferris was Thomas Moran's brother-in-law. An ardent advocate for printmaking, Stephen collected more than 2000 European and American prints. The Ferris family donated the collection to the Smithsonian's National Museum of American HIstory between 1927 and 1932. Sandra Pauly, Henry Luce Foundation Curatorial Scholar for Moran Collection Research, Henry Luce Foundation Curatorial Scholar for Moran Collection Research 4.11.22

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Title(s): 
Self-Portrait
Creator(s): 
Stephen James Ferris (Artist)
Culture: 
American
Date: 
1880
Materials/Techniques: 
printing ink on paper
Paper/Support: 
Portrait; single-sided 0.303- 0.305 mm Light cream, laid, dandy-roll paper. Ribbed surface with even fiber distribution and horizontal chain lines in transmitted light.
Classification: 
Prints
Object Type: 
Etching
Accession No: 
14.343
Previous Number(s): 
1426.343; 15370
Department: 
Art
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