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Ann Perrin’s album is far from commonplace

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May 31, 2012

[ed. note: Penn’s unique collections are used every year by countless scholars and students, beginning with today’s piece we will periodically feature posts from some of these researchers.] Watercolor paintings, pencil drawings, advice essays, and poems by both famous and obscure poets, as well as the signature of a different person on each page…they’re all…
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Tag: UPenn Ms. Coll. 369

Ann Perrin’s album is far from commonplace