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[Hydrogen prominences]
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Astronomy
Astrophysics
Chromosphere
Hayden Planetarium
Sun
Asset ID
k6584
Title
[Hydrogen prominences]
Description
Painting of chromosphere of sun, by Howard Russell Butler, Hayden Planetarium
Agent (Role)
Butler, Howard Russell, 1856-1934
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Artist
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Date
1927
Artwork/Object Type
Paintings
Physical dimensions
152 x 92 cm
Collection/Work Relation
Planetarium office, no.1 [Kenwood, 1895]: Butler, Howard Russell. 1927. [Hydrogen prominences]
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AMNH Library authority record:
Hayden Planetarium
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