File:TIME Magazine cover from March 2, 1925 featuring Amy Lowell.jpg
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English: American poet Amy Lowell (1874–1925), Time magazine cover, 2 March 1925 |
| Date | before 2 March 1925 |
| Source | Time magazine |
| Author | Unknown author, possibly Theodore C. Marceau (1859–1922) or Marceau Studios, Boston. |
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Houghton Library: image, catalogue: "Amy Lowell seated, with book: portrait photograph, undated. Photographer: Marceau, Boston (Mass.)."
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