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[Sign language used at the Kimbell Art Museum]

man is using to sign language to interpret what the woman next to him is saying

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[Sign language used at the Kimbell Art Museum]

Description:

Rob Granberry and Ginger Head use sign language to explain The Great Bronze Age of China exhibit at the Kimbell Art Museum to deaf visitors, 02/14/1981.

A man is using sign language to interpret what the woman next to him is saying.

Item File:

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Topic:

Sensory Disability, The Arts

Keywords:

Sign language, Museums, Art, Deaf

Persons:

Granberry, Rob

Head, Ginger

Places:

Kimbell Art Museum

Creator:

Record, Tony (Photographer)

Date Created:

1981-02-14

Image Type:

Black & White, Negative

Language:

English (United States)

Collection:

Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection. Series 6: Negatives

Identifier:

10014113

Call Number:

AR406-6 02/14/1981 7462 [frame 3]

Publisher:

University of Texas at Arlington

Rights:

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Rights Holder:

University of Texas at Arlington Libraries, Special Collections

License:

Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0)