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Black and white lithographic portrait of Ann Eliza Young with curled hair, ruffled floral collar, and drop earring.

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Mrs. Ann Eliza Young, 19th wife of Brigham Young - JB (monogram) ; Armstrong & Co. Lith., Boston. LCCN98519837

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Joseph Edwin Baker

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Mrs. Ann Eliza Young, 19th wife of Brigham Young - JB (monogram) ; Armstrong & Co. Lith., Boston. LCCN98519837, Joseph Edwin Baker, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A black and white lithographic portrait shows a woman with curled upswept hair, a drop earring, and a high ruffled collar trimmed with floral lace, set within a softly shaded oval. The printed caption reads "Mrs. Ann Eliza Young, 19th Wife of Brigham Young," with the lithographer credited as Armstrong & Co. Lith. Boston, and the monogram JB appearing at the lower right. The work is attributed to Joseph Edwin Baker and is held by Wikimedia Commons as a print.

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