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Gesell Children with Dog
circa 1890-1899
Gesell children posed with a dog. Arnold is on the right.
Gesell Children
circa 1890-1899
Studio portrait of Gesell children. Two boys, Arnold in center, pulling girl in wagon.
Arnold Gesell with Tricycle
circa 1890-1899
Full-length studio portrait in front of a painted backdrop of Arnold Gesell with a large tricycle.
Emil Buehler with Violin
circa 1890-1899
Studio portrait of Emil Buehler holding a violin.
Seamstresses
circa 1900-1909
Alma(?), Wis. Studio portrait of group of women seamstresses and two young children.
