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Biography was then, as now, a very popular genre with audiences. A significant number of the door’s signers worked in this genre.
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Title: "Contemporary Portraits, Second Series: Frank Harris" by Arthur M. Moss in the Greenwich Village Quill
Item Date: 1920
Material Type: Periodical
Curatorial Department: Book Collection
Collection Name: Rare Books Collection
Stack Location: q PS 1 G844 1920, Jan-Dec
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"Contemporary Portraits, Second Series: Frank Harris" by Arthur M. Moss in the Greenwich Village Quill, 1920