X-radiograph(s) of "Portrait of a Lady"

[Lyonel Feininger sketching, Graal or Rügen, Baltic Coast]

Industrial Problems, Coöperation: Holland. Coöperative Dairies and Creameries: Coöperative Societies, Holland: The co-operative dairies of Holland in contrast with those of its neighbor, Germany, have proved of considerable success. The former produce almost four fifths of the butter in their country. The dairies seen above approximate each 180,000 kilograms (396,000 lb.) of butter yearly. There were 780 such co-operative dairies in Holland in 1914, producing 38,000,000 kilos (83,600,000 lbs.) of butter. International Co-operative Bulletin, July, 1914.

[Filling station, man looking inside hood of car]

Untitled (man placing a pin onto another man's jacket)

Untitled (little boy in suit with shorts)

X-radiograph(s) of "Male Portrait (fragment)"

Untitled (Omar, Scotts Run, West Virginia)

Untitled (five photographs, clockwise from upper left, Miss Hood; Miss Chetwynd; Lydia Hibbert and Catherine Stonor; Minnie Bertie; center, Miss Fellows)

[Watercolor by Lyonel Feininger, 1923]

Untitled (young boy in uniform with baby lying down)

[Leaves]

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