File:Waterwitch (2), photograph by Brother Bertram.jpg

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Description

English: Title: Waterwitch Subjects: Boats ; People

Date

between 1883 and 1905

Source

Brother Bertram Photo Collection

Author



Alternative names	Brother Bertram Bellinghausen
Description	German-American photographer, teacher, violinist and director of bands
Date of birth/death	18 April 1849	7 October 1933
Location of birth	Bonn
Work period	1883–1905
Work location	Hawaii
Authority file	: Q45315483 VIAF: 307474654 ISNI: 0000000430594348 LCCN: no2014045576 WorldCat

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