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Gift of the Rosalie Thorne McKenna Foundation, 2011.344.5  © 2012 The Connecticut Historical So ...
Boy with Straw Hat and Mourning Band
Gift of the Rosalie Thorne McKenna Foundation, 2011.344.5 © 2012 The Connecticut Historical Society.

Boy with Straw Hat and Mourning Band

Photographer (American, 1843 - 1926)
Dateabout 1905
MediumPhotography; gelatin emulsion on glass
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions (image height x width): 6 13/16 x 5in. (17.3 x 12.7cm) Plate (height x width): 7 x 5in. (17.8 x 12.7cm)
ClassificationsGraphics
Credit LineGift of the Rosalie Thorne McKenna Foundation
Object number2011.344.5
DescriptionOutdoor portrait of boy wearing straw hat and mourning band, standing in front of sign, house in background. There is a small stuffed dog at his feet.
NotesSubject Notes: Boy may be Henry S. Thorne. Henry Thorne was Harriet V.S. Thorne's grandson. His parents were Victor Corse Thorne and Katherine Sanford. He was Rollie McKenna's father.
Status
Not on view
Gift of the Rosalie Thorne McKenna Foundation, 2011.344.2  © 2012 The Connecticut Historical So ...
Harriet V. S. Thorne
about 1905
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Harriet V. S. Thorne
about 1900
Gift of the Rosalie Thorne McKenna Foundation, 2011.344.1  © 2012 The Connecticut Historical So ...
Harriet V. S. Thorne
about 1900
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Harriet V. S. Thorne
about 1900
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Harriet V. S. Thorne
about 1975
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Harriet V. S. Thorne
about 1912
Gift of the Rosalie Thorne McKenna Foundation, 2011.344.82  © 2012 The Connecticut Historical S ...
Harriet V. S. Thorne
about 1900
Gift of the Rosalie Thorne McKenna Foundation, 2011.344.80  © 2012 The Connecticut Historical S ...
Harriet V. S. Thorne
about 1900