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31C Via Modena
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Description
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Photograph of 31C Via Modena, taken on Doris McCarthy's trip to Rome, Italy.
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Date Created
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1962
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Subject
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Voyages and travels, Teaching
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Gertrude, Dino, the angels and Zev
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Photograph of friends dining together, taken on Doris McCarthy's trip to Rome, Italy.
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Date Created
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1962
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Subject
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Voyages and travels, Teaching
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Head of Desiderius
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Description
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Photograph of head of Desiderius at 31C Via Modena, taken on Doris McCarthy's trip to Rome, Italy.
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Date Created
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1962
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Subject
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Voyages and travels, Teaching
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31C Via Modena
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Date Created
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1962
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Subject
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Voyages and travels, Teaching
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Wendy and Barbara painting in Jasper, Alberta
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Ethel Curry, Noreen (Nory) Masters, and Doris McCarthy in front of their studio in Gaspe ("A Fool in Paradise: An Artist's Early Life," pp.131 and 157). Photo is captioned "Curry. Nory Doris. Aug 1934."
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Date Created
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1934
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Istanbul skyline showing the Nuruosmaniye Mosque
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Description
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Photograph of Istanbul, Turkey, showing the Hagia Sophia, the Nuruosmaniye Mosque, the Sultan Ahmed Mosque (Blue Mosque), and the Grand Bazaar. Taken during Doris's travels in Turkey and Lebanon in 1961.
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Date Created
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1961
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Title
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Roofs - Distance, Marvoa
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A letter from Doris McCarthy's maternal grandfather, Archie Moffatt, sent to her father George A. McCarthy regarding his second proposal to Doris' mother and his consent, sent from Montreal, June 18, 1900. Letter reads: "Montreal My dear Mr. McCarthy I have to apologize for my apparent neglect in not replying to your letter of the 10th more promptly but the question put is so serious that it must be my excuse for taking time to deliberate and consult In my mind an engagement is as serious and binding as marriage and the interest of my daughter, for whom my love cannot be expressed in words, demands that it should not be lightly entered upon or without serious reflection. While I really appreciate the honor. you for a second time confer on me I regret you have not taken me more into your confidence respecting your worldly prospects for as I told you six months ago that was the only reason I had in hesitating to give my consent; for while I have the fullest confidence in your honor and good intentions. I know that young people are over sanguine and hopeful and consider the sentimental side of such a question rather than the material which I am sorry to say after all is the most enduring. However to relieve you from suspense, I give my consent, but I hope you will not misunderstand me. If I ask you to write me more fully on the above subject and to regard me always as your friend and wellwisher. AW Moffatt."
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Date Created
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1996
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Subject
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Teaching
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