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Landscape architect Percival Gallagher documented his every day life in hundreds of photographs now housed in the Indianapolis Museum of Art Archives. In these photographs from a day in the life of the Gallagher, two of their family pets found a way to steal the show.

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Percival Gallagher family photographs, ca. 1914, Negative Box 4, Percival Gallagher Papers (M006), IMA Archives, Indianapolis Museum of Art.

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Beautiful arrangement. Late 190th century

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Upside-down - (Via I, II, III, IV)

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1917 - (Via)

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Children playing near a bridge - c. 1890s - (Via)

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Woodland walk - c. 1890s - (Via)

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Gathering wildflowers - c. 1920s - (Via)

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“Headingley, Leeds” - (Via)

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Double exposure - 1917 - (Via)

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1909-12, USA.

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Ice storm - c. 1920s - (Via)

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Elisabeth Bergner by Atelier Geiringer & Horovitz, 1931

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Embrace - c. 1920s - (Via)

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