- 205.
Harrisse (1897), p. frontisp.
Harrisse (1897), p. 194.
Harrisse (1897), pp. 91–97, 178–190.
Harrisse (1897), pp. 100–102, 190–192.
Harrisse (1897)...
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Henry Harrisse (May 28, 1829 – May 13, 1910) was a writer, lawyer, art critic, and
American historian who aut****d
books on the
discovery of
America and...
- New York
Public Library. The
other was a
Henry Harrisse donation to the
Library of Congress. The
Harrisse copy is twenty-six and five-eighth
inches by eighteen...
-
Valerie Harrisse Walter (February 15, 1892 –
February 29, 1984) was an
American sculptor from Baltimore, Maryland. She
primarily created portrait busts...
- from the
harbor of Rhodes.
Harrisse (1866: pp. 9, 13). Clough, 1994: p. 301) The
Marchant colophon is
reproduced in
Harrisse (1866): p. 22 A fascimile...
-
historians followed in
support of
Vespucci including John
Fiske and
Henry Harrisse.[citation needed] In 1924,
Alberto Magnaghi published the
results of his...
- the
Valerie Harrisse Walter papers, 1911-1979".
Archives of
American Art,
Smithsonian Institution.
Retrieved 2023-02-04. "Valerie
Harrisse Walter's sculpture...
- the type of
projection used;
among them,
Henry Harrisse (1892), or Eugène Müntz (1899 -
citing Harrisse authority from 1892).
Since the
discovery of the...
- transfers. In 1933, a
murder trial prompted a
testimony from Dr.
Clement Harrisse Arnold about how far
blood could spurt from the neck: 6 in (15 cm) vertically...
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minimal contribution from Leonardo, such as
Henry Harrisse (1892), or Eugène Müntz (1899 –
citing Harrisse authority from 1892,
although none of them talks...
