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"Miss Laura's Social Club" lithograph was a prolific early twentieth-century

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was a prolific early twentieth-century artist active in Arkansas and Illinois and throughout the Ozarks region

While he continued to make sculpture from auto parts

circa 1926

have shaped his career and found expression in his artwork

was an imposing Missouri ashlar limestone structure with a two-story colonnade in front

"Miss Laura's Social Club" lithograph was a prolific early twentieth-centuryLIMITED INVENTORY Numbered, limited edition, offset lithographs printed on acid free paper, by John Bell, Jr. (1937 2013) Image size 20. 5 x 26 Built in 1896 as the Riverfront Commercial Hotel, the house at 123 First Street was bought by Laura Ziegler in 1898. Zeigler borrowed $3,000 from a banker to buy the building. She renovated the building and opened it as a brothel in 1903. She repaid her loan in only seventeen months. Miss Laura's was the first

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