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Adolf de Meyer (1868–1946; born Paris, France; died Los Angeles, CA; active London, England, Paris, France, and Hollywood, California), Chorus of maenads, fronm "Nijinsky: L'Apres-midi d'un Faune", 1912. Palladium print; 9.8 x 23 cm (image), 11 x 24 cm (sheet). Gift of Peter W. Josten (x1982-356 e)
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Adolf de Meyer (1868–1946; born Paris, France; died Los Angeles, CA; active London, England, Paris, France, and Hollywood, California), Chorus of maenads, fronm "Nijinsky: L'Apres-midi d'un Faune", 1912. Palladium print; 9.8 x 23 cm (image), 11 x 24 cm (sheet). Gift of Peter W. Josten (x1982-356 e)
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