Broadside on medium cardstock, printed in red and black. Approximately 12" x 10". Mounted and matted, removable. Faint rectangular offsetting (possibly formerly housed in a large scrapbook facing clippings, although no physical evidence of being mounted), small scuff on "r" in "Harvard", overall very good and appears to be untrimmed. The text of philosopher and public cultural intellectual Santayana's lecture went unpublished until 1967. *OCLC* records no copies.

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Title

[Broadside]: Harvard Camera Club. Lecture. "The Photograph and the Mental Image." By Professor Geo. Santayana. Fogg Art Museum Lecture Room.Open to the Public

Publisher

Harvard University, [Cambridge

Publication Date

1900

Binding

Unbound

Edition

1st Edition

Condition

Very Good

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