Item WB/A/1/A.33-A.38/A.34-A.35 - Eight photographs taken in the State Darwin Museum, Moscow, USSR

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WB/A/1/A.33-A.38/A.34-A.35

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Eight photographs taken in the State Darwin Museum, Moscow, USSR

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  • c1925 (Creation)

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Extent: 2 folders

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The photographs were in a folded sheet of paper won which was the note 'Donated by Mrs Darlington 1986'.

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Three (in A.34) are of Bateson: in one of these he is standing underneath a large bust of Mendel. The remaining 5 photographs feature various exhibits and persons. Also in A.34 are the following: a photograph featuring N. N. Ladygina-Kohts and A.E. Kohts (Alexander Erich (or Fyodorovich) Kohts) At A.35 is a photograph featuring Basil (Vasily) Vatagin at work. Some are inscribed on the back: one inscription is in Bateson's hand, the others are probably in Beatrice Bateson's hand. It is unclear whether all the photographs, apart from those featuring Bateson, were taken during his 1925 visit.

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      4092, 4093

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      R492

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