File:Emil Frommel.png
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This is a portrait of the author Emil Frommel.
I scanned this from the book "Eingeschneit" by Emil Frommel, edited by Wilhelm Bernhardt, Henry Holt & Co., Boston, 1899. This work is in the public domain in the United States.
The PG Copyright Clearance is here. This work will shortly be in Project Gutenberg.
This is the full resolution raw scan.
Images for the whole book are available for download.
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