Collection: Carl Van Vechten - Mark Lutz Collection, 1881/1980 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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Fania Marinoff, 1903 Box 10 MS-1, Folder 20

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Fania Marinoff in Ada Van Vechten's wedding dress., 1931 Box 10 MS-1, Folder 24

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Fanny Hurst, "Zora [Neale] Hurston: A Personality Sketch", 1960 Box 3 MS-1, Folder 14

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"Fisk Art Center: Stieglitz Collection Makes it Finest in South", 1950 Box 3 MS-1, Folder 9

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Four Saints in Three Acts, by Gertrude Stein, 1952 Box 10 MS-1, Folder 11

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Four Saints in Three Acts, by Gertrude Stein and Virgil Thomson, 1934 Box 10 MS-1, Folder 1

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Francisco Moncion as Sebastian, dancer, 1944 Box 11 MS-1, Folder 22

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French Casino Theatre Restaurant, New York City, 1937 Box 5 MS-1, Folder 14

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French publication notice for Americains d'Amérique par Gertrude Stein, 1933 Box 6 MS-1, Folder 6

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From D.E. [Dorothy Eugenia] Brett to Mark Lutz, 1951 Box 5 MS-1, Folder 4

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