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College of William and Mary

Caroline Williams Papers

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Papers of Caroline Williams relating to research and professional publications of Cairo in Egypt. Includes rough drafts of prepared papers, research material, and publications of her work in various journals.

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Caroline Williams Papers 1.5 Linear Feet

Williams, Caroline ( Caroline H. Williams)

Papers of Caroline Williams relating to research and professional publications of Cairo in Egypt. Includes rough drafts of prepared papers, research material, and publications of her work in various journals.

College of William and Mary

Japanese Woodblock Prints

4.0 Linear Feet

Framed prints, portfolio collection, and loose woodblock prints featuring various Japanese artists from the 19th Century. Notably, Hiroshige I. (1797-1858), Kunimaru (1794-1829), and Yoshitishi (1839-1892).

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Japanese Woodblock Prints 4.0 Linear Feet

Williams, Caroline ( Caroline H. Williams)

Framed prints, portfolio collection, and loose woodblock prints featuring various Japanese artists from the 19th Century. Notably, Hiroshige I. (1797-1858), Kunimaru (1794-1829), and Yoshitishi (1839-1892).

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