A Very Familiar Face: Family recognizes young woman in photograph currently on display
<div class="migrated-article">A pretty young woman poses in her high school graduation dress, looking out from a photograph taken in 1932. The same woman, a beautiful nonagenarian, meets her gaze in 2011.
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The subject of a portrait by Natchez photographer Earl Norman, Margebelle Stewart visited Hill Memorial Library this week– she and several family members came to view the exhibition now on display, titled: <em>Portraits of a River City: Natchez in Photographs</em>. Stewart’s daughter, Caroline, recognized her mother’s photograph in publicity associated with the exhibition, prompting the family to come to LSU to view the items on display.
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Could you, or someone you know, be the subject of a photograph now on display? We invite you to come find out!</div>
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