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[From the Community Collection, a public trust in Agincourt, Iowa]
FURNISS, Allan (1883–1942)
“Edinburgh Castle”
colored graphite on paper / 7.3 inches by 10.3 inches
ca1940
Born at Leeds, Yorkshire, in 1883, Allan Furniss eventually emigrated to Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. During WWI, Furniss enlisted in the 83rd Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. He is buried at Regina Cemetery.
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