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English: Title: An artist's rambles in Washington: the artist's arrival at the Capital [and] Washington ladies marketing: [small African American boys fighting to carry man's luggage and woman's market basket]; Open-air restaurant at centre market [African Americans at tables under large umbrellas, in rain]; The head of a military procession [small African American boys walking in front o fmilitary parade]; Reception of Mexican war veterans [carrying flags] by the President [Chester A. Arthur] Abstract/medium: 1 print : wood engraving.
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  • Illus. in: Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 1883 Dec. 22.
  • Reference copy may be in LOT 4386.
  • This record contains unverified, old data from caption card.
  • Caption card tracings: African Americans Types; Pres. I.; DC, Wash. Views; DC, Wash. Misc.; DC, Wash. Markets; Parades; Shelf.
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arthur, chester alan · periodical illustrations · wood engravings

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