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Standing portrait of Dr. Adalbert Johann (or John) Volck, featuring a nature-themed backdrop. Volck was a Bavarian dentist, artist, cartoonist, sculptor, and silversmith who first came to Baltimore, Maryland, to attend dental school. Volck remained in the Baltimore area after graduating in 1852, until his death in 1912.

Standing portrait of Dr. Adalbert Johann (or John) Volck, featuring a nature-themed backdrop. Volck was a Bavarian dentist, artist, cartoonist, sculptor, and silversmith who first came to Baltimore, Maryland, to attend dental school. Volck remained in the Baltimore area after graduating in 1852, until his death in 1912. Old version - 5752 x 8380 pixels (48.2 MP)

Portrait of Dr. Adalbert Johann Volck

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Standing portrait of Dr. Adalbert Johann (or John) Volck, featuring a nature-themed backdrop. Volck was a Bavarian dentist, artist, cartoonist, sculptor, and silversmith who first came to Baltimore, Maryland, to attend dental school. Volck remained in the Baltimore area after graduating in 1852, until his death in 1912.

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1 print

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10149

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Digital resource provided by the Maryland Center for History and Culture

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