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Twenty Fourth Street and Ridge Avenue

Twenty Fourth Street and Ridge Avenue

circa 1937-1939
Thrash, Dox

Object Details

TITLE:
Twenty Fourth Street and Ridge Avenue
DATE:
circa 1937-1939
ARTIST:
Thrash, Dox
MEDIUM:
Etching
DIMENSIONS:
17 1/2 x 13 in.
CREDIT LINE:
Museum purchase, 2020

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