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Measurements and preliminary study for "Madonna of the Ship" World War II portable altarpiece, for USS Nashville
Measurements and preliminary study for "Madonna of the Ship" World War II portable altarpiece, for USS Nashville

Measurements and preliminary study for "Madonna of the Ship" World War II portable altarpiece, for USS Nashville

"Madonna of the Ship" World War II Portable Altarpiece
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USS Nashville

Object Details

Title:
Measurements and preliminary study for "Madonna of the Ship" World War II portable altarpiece, for USS Nashville
Date:
c. 1945
Artist:
Medium:
Graphite and blue pencil on paper
Dimensions
11 x 8 1/2 in.
Classification
No items found.
Credit Line:
Gift of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, 2015
Description

[in graphite and blue pencil]: [various measurements and dollar figures]; [bottom right in graphite]: Proj-Mother & Child-Western

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