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Screenshot from a scene in Sam and Friends in which Kermit the Frog regards a hand. Photographed by John E. Barrett, published in Christopher Finch's Jim Henson: The Works (p. 37.)

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• No free or public domain images have been located.
• The alternative images were of very poor quality and failed to achieve their purpose (e.g., illustrating the unique construction and expressive qualities of Henson's foam rubber Muppets.)

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