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Magnum Photo Collection To Reside at Ransom Center
The archive, which contains nearly 200,000 original press prints of images taken by world-renowned Magnum photographers, will be preserved, catalogued and made accessible by the Ransom Center.
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– Author Andre Dubus's Papers Acquired By Harry Ransom Center
– Harry Ransom Center Receives Gift of Jaqueline Kennedy Onassis Letters
– Collection of Italian Opera Libretti Now Accessible at the Harry Ransom Center
– Harry Ransom Center Launches New Blog
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