File:Marian Wesley Smith anthropologist.jpg

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Portrait of American anthropologist Marian Wesley Smith (1907-1961)

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English: Portrait of American anthropologist Marian Wesley Smith (1907-1961) in 1951. I restored it a bit by removing the dots from printing and a vertical line down the middle.
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1951 Portrait by Dolph Zubick in Seattle

Found in: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/american-antiquity/article/marian-wesley-smith-19071961/9E0F6848F0C83D504E54EC0E7A02B6BE
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Original: Dolph Zubick, who is believed to have died in 1966 (Source)

Restoration: Own work

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