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"Switzerland speaks." Portrait of Giuseppe Motta, delegate from Switzerland to the League of Nations
"Switzerland speaks." Portrait of Giuseppe Motta, delegate from Switzerland to the League of Nations

"Switzerland speaks." Portrait of Giuseppe Motta, delegate from Switzerland to the League of Nations

League of Nations
,
Geneva, Switzerland

Object Details

Title:
"Switzerland speaks." Portrait of Giuseppe Motta, delegate from Switzerland to the League of Nations
Date:
1928
Artist:
Medium:
Black pastel on paper with framing lines in graphite
Dimensions
0
Classification
Drawings-watercolors
Credit Line:
Gift of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 2015
Description

[top left in black pastel]: Commission No. 3 / Resolution on / Disarmament; [top right in black pastel]: Switzerland / speaks / Sept / 12th; [bottom right in black pastel]: confidence in / New [/] Ideas of the / League of Nations!; [bottom right below framing line in red ink]: stamped signature

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