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Study of scribe seated within illuminated initial “W,” from illuminated letters “WHY is the economic world falling to pieces?” for Christian Science Monitor (January 1934)
Study of scribe seated within illuminated initial “W,” from illuminated letters “WHY is the economic world falling to pieces?” for Christian Science Monitor (January 1934)

Study of scribe seated within illuminated initial “W,” from illuminated letters “WHY is the economic world falling to pieces?” for Christian Science Monitor (January 1934)

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Object Details

Title:
Study of scribe seated within illuminated initial “W,” from illuminated letters “WHY is the economic world falling to pieces?” for Christian Science Monitor (January 1934)
Date:
c. 1933
Artist:
Medium:
Graphite on tracing paper
Dimensions
15 5/8 x 14 ¼ in.
Classification
Periodicals
Credit Line:
Gift of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 2015
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