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File:Zacher-for-De-Laurence-Catalogue-Chicago-Hindu-And-Egyptian-Crystal-Gazing.jpg|YYYY: L.W. de Laurence Catalogue cover, Chicago. Artist unknown.<br>Sepia Hindu and Egyptian Crystal Gazing.<br> Genre: Occult Catalogue Art.
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