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Paul Robeson, in Othello


Paul Robeson, in Othello

20th century

Alfred Bendiner,  American, (1899–1964)
Paul Robeson,  American, (1898–1976)

Object Type: Drawing
Medium and Support: Ink on paper
Credit Line: Gift of Daniel and Joan Strishock in memory of Reverend Joseph A. Haller, S.J.
Accession Number: 2015.13.12
Current Location: Lauinger Library

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