Mrs. Thompson Seton

1901 Citation Source image

Mrs. Thompson Seton, journalist, President of "Pen and Brush," a woman's club in New York. The foot and [female symbol] refer to a book published by Mrs. Seton: "A Woman Tenderfoot" (1900).

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Authors Suffragists Rifles Seton-Thompson, Grace Gallatin

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Etchings Portrait prints Cancellation proofs Prints photograph Still image

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Anders Zorn (1860-1920). Etchings and Other Works

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Zorn, Anders

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Mrs. Thompson Seton

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