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Archibald Gordon (1812-1886), Principal Medical Officer at the Crimea; Taken at the Crimea
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Archibald Gordon (1812-1886), Principal Medical Officer at the Crimea; Taken at the Crimea

Roger Fenton, English, 1819–1869 · 1855 · Thinly albumenized print

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Credit lineArchibald Gordon (1812-1886), Principal Medical Officer at the Crimea; Taken at the Crimea. 1855. Roger Fenton, English, 1819–1869. The Art Institute of Chicago, Gift of Mrs. Everett Kovler. CC0.
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