Florence Maynardová (Czech Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Florence Maynardová" in Czech language version.

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The American Annual of Photography (1919): 295. via Internet Archive
"Newton W. C. T. U." The Newton Graphic (June 24, 1927): 3. via Internet Archive
"Annual Meeting" The Newton Graphic (January 31, 1919): 2. via Internet Archive

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"The Work of Miss Florence Maynard" The Photographic Times (July 1911): 247-257.
"Vocational Advisory Members" Report of the Women's Educational and Industrial Union (1917-1918): 6.
"Vocational Advisory Members" Report of the Women's Educational and Industrial Union (1918-1919): 6.
Beverly Kay Brandt, The Craftsman and the Critic: Defining Usefulness and Beauty in Arts and Crafts-era Boston (University of Massachusetts Press 2009): 100. ISBN 9781558496774

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"Works of Merit on Exhibition" Boston Globe (November 19, 1895): 8. via Newspapers.com
"Miss Maynard Shows Photographs" Philadelphia Inquirer (April 17, 1913): 5. via Newspapers.com
"Photo Exhibit at Library" Berkshire Eagle (June 6, 1946): 17. via Newspapers.com

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"Postcards from the Maynard Workshop: Waban, MA" Archivováno 22. 10. 2020 na Wayback Machine. Historic Newton.

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"Postcards from the Maynard Workshop: Waban, MA" Archivováno 22. 10. 2020 na Wayback Machine. Historic Newton.
About, History, Origins Archivováno 13. 6. 2023 na Wayback Machine., Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian.

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About, History, Origins Archivováno 13. 6. 2023 na Wayback Machine., Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian.

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Florence Maynard, Four photographic portraits of George Alexander Philips Haldane, the fourth Earl of Camperdown (1920), Boston Athenaeum.