File:Bertha Jaques SAAM-1941.6.1 1.jpg
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Bertha E. Jaques Also Known as Bertha Clausen Bertha Evelyn Jaques Bertha Jaques Born Covington, Ohio Died Chicago, Illinois born Covington, OH 1863-died Chicago IL 1941 Nationalities American Nelly McKenzie Tolman, Mrs. Bertha E. Jaques, 1936, watercolor on ivory, Smithsonian American Art Museum,Bequest of Bertha E. Jaques 1941.6.1. |
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