CLAYTON KNIPPER - JUMEAUX "Twin Problems", 2 pairs of twins living on the same s…

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CLAYTON KNIPPER - JUMEAUX

"Twin Problems", 2 pairs of twins living on the same street go to the same school, Paul Revere School, 1957. Photograph. Enhanced vintage silver print, author's stamp and captioned typed label on back. Handling marks. Image: 16.5 x 21.7 cm; sheet: 18.2 x 23 cm

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CLAYTON KNIPPER - JUMEAUX

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