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1941-1942

1987.115

Not currently on view

paperwatercolor

Artwork Details

Artist
Creation Date
1941-1942
Materials
hand-colored lithograph
Object Types
lithographs, hand-colored
Mark Description

inscribed in pencil, verso, U.L.: Model/106; verso, L.L.: McD/106

Accession Number
1987.115
Credit Line

Gift of Clara B. Schmidt

Copyright
© Floyd D. Hopper
Collection

Prints, Drawings, and Photographs

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