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File:Edgar Allan Poe portrait B.jpg

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English: A copy photograph of the portrait painted by Oscar Halling in the late 1860's of Edgar Allan Poe. Halling used the "Thompson" daguerreotype, one of the last portraits taken of Poe in 1849, as a model for this painting.
Français : Copie photographique du portrait d'Edgar Allan Poe, peint par Oscar Halling à la fin des années 1860 à partir du daguerréotype "Thompson", l'un des derniers portraits de Poe réalisés en 1849
Nederlands: Portret uit 1860 op basis van een Daguerreotypie van Edgar Allan Poe uit 1848 of 1849
Español: Copia fotográfica del retrato pintado por Oscar Halling a finales de los años 1860 de Edgar Allan Poe. Halling usó el "Thompson" degarrotipo, uno de los últimos retratos tomados de Poe en 1849, como un modelo para esta pintura.
Svenska: Porträtt utfört av Oscar Halling på 1860-talet efter en daguerreotyp från 1849.
Date late 1860's
Source http://smileyarts.files.wordpress.com/2006/08/halling_portrait.jpg
Author Oscar Halling

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Orientation Normal
Horizontal resolution 300 dpi
Vertical resolution 300 dpi
Software used Adobe Photoshop 7.0
File change date and time 22:44, 9 February 2006
Colour space Uncalibrated

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