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DescriptionGeorgia O'Keefe UVa cropped.jpg	Georgia O'Keeffe during her time at the University of Virginia
Date	19 July 1915
Source	originally uploaded by en:User:Uris
Author	Rufus W. Holsinger (1866? - 1930)

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