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Self-Portrait of Clifford Berryman
Self-Portrait of Clifford Berryman 1904
14th Census
14th Census 12/18/1920
An Administrative Elephant
An Administrative Elephant 6/25/1905
Aesop Interrupted
Aesop Interrupted 1/8/1918
Ajax!
Ajax! 8/24/1939
Anyone Home?
Anyone Home? 2/24/1920
Article X
Article X 10/19/1920
Atlantic Pact
Atlantic Pact 7/14/1949
Campaign of Culture
Campaign of Culture 9/9/1917
A Capitol Hill May Day Parade
A Capitol Hill May Day Parade 5/1/1933
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