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English: A young white woman with dark hair cut in a short straight bob with bangs
Date
Source Barnard College, Mortarboard (1926 yearbook): 176.
Author No photographer credited

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Irma Brandeis, from the 1926 yearbook of Barnard College

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Irma Brandeis

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1 January 1926Gregorian

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