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A thick plume of ash and steam blew from the volcano's summit approximately 70 kilometers (38 nautical miles) to the north-northeast
An orthographic projection was used
the service for fighting men by Richard Fayerweather Babcock
note from 1921
Los Angeles
Portrait of Tattooed Woman, 1907 Size:36" x 46" A thick plume of ashPortrait of a woman, M. Stevens Wagner, showing images tattooed or painted on her upper body. Photographed by The Plaza Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, 1907. Summary: Photograph shows a half length portrait of a woman with tatooes or body paint covering her arms and chest. I believe she is the wife of famous Bowery tattoo artist Charles Wagner who registered a patent for a tattoo machine in 1904.
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