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Chang & Eng Bunker (1835 or 1836) - public domain

"The image featured above is an original watercolor on ivory depicting the twins, and it was painted by an unidentified French or Dutch artist in Paris between December, 1835 and March, 1836. It is currently in the holdings of the North Carolina Collection Gallery."

http://www.lib.unc.edu/ncc/gallery/twins.html


  • 01:14, 13 November 2004 CatherineMunro 333x461 (36,998 bytes) (Chang & Eng Bunker (1835) - public domain)
Date Commons upload by Nicke L
Source Originally from en.wikipedia; description page is (was) here
Author User CatherineMunro on en.wikipedia
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10 May 2006, 07:41:07 333 × 461 (36998 bytes) Nicke L (talk · contribs) {{Information| |Description= Chang & Eng Bunker (1835 or 1836) - public domain "The image featured above is an original watercolor on ivory depicting the twins, and it was painted by an unidentified French or Dutch artist in Paris between December, 1835

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