Collection: Oliver F. Atkins photograph collection - ARVAS Search Results

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Portrait of John F. Kennedy in the Oval Office in the White House working at desk seen through doorway Oversize 5, Folder 4

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Portrait of Lyndon B. Johnson Oversize 6, Folder 3

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Portrait of Lyndon B. Johnson leaning over and laughing Oversize 6, Folder 5

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Portrait of Nixon family, Julie Nixon and Tricia Nixon as little girls, with Richard M. Nixon and Pat Nixon, 1952 Oversize 12, Folder 15

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Portrait of old man, his head wrapped in gauze, wears an elaborate robe Oversize 9, Folder 25

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Portrait of very young children clinging to each other Oversize 7, Folder 14

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Portrait of very young children clinging to each other Oversize 7, Folder 15

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Portrait of woman with scars on face wearing a turban which is imaginatively arranged in complicated folds Oversize 7, Folder 12

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Portrait of young African man wearing white turban with scarification on face Oversize 7, Folder 19

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Portrait of young African woman with dangling earrings and hair in cornrows, another young woman in background wearing turban Oversize 7, Folder 11

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