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Dr. Paul Campbell in "The Dictator's Slippers"
Dr. Paul Campbell in "The Dictator's Slippers"

Dr. Paul Campbell in "The Dictator's Slippers"

Moral Re-Armament Assembly
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Caux, Switzerland

Object Details

Title:
Dr. Paul Campbell in "The Dictator's Slippers"
Date:
1955
Artist:
Medium:
Pastel on light gray paper on cream paper with framing lines in black pastel
Dimensions
12 1/4 x 9 1/2 in.
Classification
Drawings-watercolors
Credit Line:
Gift of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 2015
Description

[bottom right of drawing in graphite]: Violet / Oakley / Mackinac, 1955; [bottom left of cream paper in graphite]: Dr. Paul Campbell / in "The Dictator's Slippers"; [bottom center in graphite]: formerly / Henry Ford Hospital, DetroitCampbell was active in the MRA, which had its headquarters at Mackinac Island, Michigan

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