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ERWITT Elliott (Photographer)

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NMW A 55615

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Rôl: Photographer

Lle: Italy

Cyfnod: 1949

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h(cm) image size:14

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h(cm) paper size:15.2

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<p>Wirephoto published in the Tribune newspaper in 1970. Purchased by David Hurn from MMG Photo Archives.</p> <p>Full title: Scott Kunz (L) and John Perry (R) seem more inquisitive than afraid as they learn first hand what people mean when they say "as slippery as a snake". The boys were on hand when this 12-foot Anaconda snake was presented to the Henson Robinson Childrens Zoo.</p>

Photographer: Unknown Tribune Newspaper

(1970)

NMW A 57316

Celf

<p>Wirephoto published in the Tribune newspaper in 1970. Purchased by David Hurn from MMG Photo Archives.</p> <p>Full title: Dolls without faces. Made by an Amish mother for her children, are admired at the farm home here of William Plank. Mrs Plank explained that the dolls are in keeping with the "plain people's" life style, which includes avoiding images of all kinds, including their own photographs.</p>

Photographer: Unknown Tribune Newspaper

(1970)

NMW A 57309

Celf

<p>Wirephoto published in the Tribune newspaper in 1962. Purchased by David Hurn from MMG Photo Archives.</p> <p>Full title: Mrs Susan Pressman of Norwood, Mass smiles happily as she displays these 11 newborn Russian Wolfhounds. It isn't the baby-sitting problem that bothers her. It's the problem of caring for their diet. Pup's mother, Katish, can only nurse a few. Others must be fed by formula. Mrs. Pressman said, "I'm spending most of my day and nights too, with nursing bottles in both hands."</p>

Photographer: Unknown Tribune Newspaper

(1962)

NMW A 57312

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<p>Wirephoto published in the Tribune newspaper in 1979. Purchased by David Hurn from MMG Photo Archives.</p> <p>Full title: Hold your horses, I'll be off the phone in a minute mom. A barefoot Amish girl chats while her horse and cart patiently wait out the conversation. The Amish don't allow phones in their homes, so phone booths are used on the sly when they wish to call someone. This phone booth is at a gas station in White Horse, Lancaster Co. about 20 miles east of Lancaster.</p>

Photographer: Unknown Tribune Newspaper

(1979)

NMW A 57302