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Herman Mishkin

Illustration — Photograph by Mishkin of Rosa Raisa, 1917 • Illustration — Pasquale Amato in Cyrano, circa 1913. Photo Herman Mishkin. Herman Mishkin (March 1870 – February 6, 1948) was a Russian-American photographer in Manhattan, New York City.

Herman Mishkin

Ritratto di Italo Cristalli con firma autografa di Herman Mishkin, New York

Herman Mishkin · This image comes from the Fondo Pavesi Negri and was digitized and uploaded by the Giuseppe Nicolini Conservatory of Music's Library of Piacenza, during the GLAM project at the Giuseppe Nicolini Conse · CC0

Died
1948 · New York City.
Nationality
United States
Occupation
photographer
Languages
English

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Illustration — Photograph by Mishkin of Rosa Raisa, 1917 • Illustration — Pasquale Amato in Cyrano, circa 1913. Photo Herman Mishkin. Herman Mishkin (March 1870 – February 6, 1948) was a Russian-American photographer in Manhattan, New York City.

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