The Converter at Night
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The Converter at Night
ca. 193420th century
137 x 112 mm
Louise Miller Boyer, American, (1890–1976)
Keywords
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- chimneys (architectural elements) - Vertical noncombustible structures containing flues for drawing off into the outside air products of combustion from, for example, stoves, fireplaces, and furnaces.
- smoke - Refers to the gaseous products of burning materials, especially of organic origin, made visible by the presence of small particles of carbonaceous matter.
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Exhibition List
- This Print is Your Print, This Print is My Print: A Student-Curated Selection of American 20th-Century Prints from Georgetown Library 12/3/2007 - 3/8/2008
- Collecting to Teach: The Extraordinary Legacy of Joseph A. Haller, S.J. 10/31/2009 - 3/14/2010
- Undiscovered Printmakers: Hidden Treasures at Georgetown University Library 1/11/2016 - 4/10/2016
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