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George Steiner

1956
20th century
381 x 482.6 mm

Aline Fruhauf,  American, (1907–1978)

Object Type: Painting
Medium and Support: Encaustic on Masonite
Credit Line: Gift of Erwin Vollmer
Accession Number: 1982.4.1.15
Current Location: Healy Hall : 0 - Lower level : Financial Aid Vault

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18 Portraits of Musicians, Composers, and Music Critics
1982.4.1.0

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1982.4.1.16
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Pierson Underwood
1982.4.1.17
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1982.4.1.18
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1982.4.1.2
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Paul Calloway
1982.4.1.3
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Robert Evett
1982.4.1.4
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Paul Hume
1982.4.1.5
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