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Colour transparency - Publicity poster for Harry and Bess Houdini "Metamorphosis" show, after 1895 | McCord Museum
Publicity poster for Harry and Bess Houdini "Metamorphosis" show, after 1895
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Publicity poster for Harry and Bess Houdini "Metamorphosis" show, after 1895
You can freely copy, modify and distribute this image, even for commercial purposes. Need more information about image licensing or a higher resolution image? Read our Photographic Services and Copyright page.

Colour transparency

Publicity poster for Harry and Bess Houdini "Metamorphosis" show, after 1895
Photographer
SignatureNon signé / Unsigned
InscriptionsFilm, on back, u.l. : 188 KODAK SAFETY FILM
Period 20e siècle
Medium / Technique Subtractive dyes on film mounted on card frame
Dye-transfer process
Dimensions12,5 × 9,8 cm
ClassificationCommunication Objects - Documentary Objects - Graphic Documents
Object NumberM2014.128.702.62
DivisionPhotography - Documentary Collection
CollectionMcCord
CreditPurchase, funds graciously donated by La Fondation Emmanuelle Gattuso
Status
Not on view

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Colour transparency
Publicity poster for Harry Houdini magic show "Do Spirits Return?" at Lyceum Theatre (Paterson, New Jersey), after 1909
Inconnu / Unknown
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Colour transparency
Publicity poster for Theodore Hardeen magic show by Carey and Sons Lith. (New York), after 1926
Inconnu / Unknown
after 1926
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Letter from Ehrich Weiss (Harry Houdini) to his mother Cecilia Steiner Weiss
Colour transparency
Letter from Ehrich Weiss (Harry Houdini) to his mother Cecilia Steiner Weiss
Inconnu / Unknown
M2014.128.702.61
Mayor Jean Drapeau and Lucien Saulnier, as the first Metro train passes
Colour transparency
Mayor Jean Drapeau and Lucien Saulnier, as the first Metro train passes
Jean-Louis Frund
1966
MP-1994.1.2.1061
Mayor Jean Drapeau and Lucien Saulnier, as the first Metro train passes
Colour transparency
Mayor Jean Drapeau and Lucien Saulnier, as the first Metro train passes
Jean-Louis Frund
1966/10/14
MP-1994.1.2.1055
Mayor Jean Drapeau and Lucien Saulnier, as the first Metro train passes
Colour transparency
Mayor Jean Drapeau and Lucien Saulnier, as the first Metro train passes
Jean-Louis Frund
1966/10/14
MP-1994.1.2.1064
Mayor Jean Drapeau and Lucien Saulnier, as the first Metro train passes
Colour transparency
Mayor Jean Drapeau and Lucien Saulnier, as the first Metro train passes
Jean-Louis Frund
1966/10/14
MP-1994.1.2.1050
Mayor Jean Drapeau and Lucien Saulnier, as the first Metro train passes
Colour transparency
Mayor Jean Drapeau and Lucien Saulnier, as the first Metro train passes
Jean-Louis Frund
1966/10/14
MP-1994.1.2.1038
Mayor Jean Drapeau and Lucien Saulnier, as the first Metro train passes
Colour transparency
Mayor Jean Drapeau and Lucien Saulnier, as the first Metro train passes
Jean-Louis Frund
1966/10/14
MP-1994.1.2.1041
Anne Kew with camera on a boat, Gaspé, QC, about 1960
Colour transparency
Anne Kew with camera on a boat, Gaspé, QC, about 1960
Anne Kew
About 1960
M2002.77.2.15.5004.2
Group of fishermen, Gaspé Peninsula tour, QC, about 1960
Colour transparency
Group of fishermen, Gaspé Peninsula tour, QC, about 1960
Anne Kew
About 1960
M2002.77.2.15.5004.3
Poster for "Can the Dead Speak to the Living?," an expose by Harry Houdini at the Emery Auditorium (Cincinnati, Ohio)
Dye transfer print
Poster for "Can the Dead Speak to the Living?," an expose by Harry Houdini at the Emery Auditorium (Cincinnati, Ohio)
Inconnu / Unknown
after 1977
M2014.128.702.23

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