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Peace Table II

1946
20th century
186 x 212 mm

Helen King Boyer, American, (1919–2012)

Object Type: Print

Medium and Support: Drypoint on paper

Credit Line: Gift of Helen King Boyer

Accession Number: 1988.35.1054

Current Location: Lauinger Library : 5 - Fifth floor : BFCSC : Stacks

Keywords

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This object has the following keywords:

crucifix, landscape (representation), leaders (people)*, peace*, politics*, ruin, ruined cities, table (architectural element)

crucifix
landscape (representation)
leaders (people) - Those who take the lead in any enterprise or movement, or who guide the actions and opinions of followers.
peace - The condition or state of mental or physical harmony, tranquility, or serenity, or mutual concord between individuals or groups.
politics - The art or science of government or governing, especially the governing of a political entity, such as a nation, and the administration and control of its internal and external affiars American Heritage Dictionary (2000)
ruin
ruined cities
table (architectural element)

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Exhibition List

This object was included in the following exhibitions:

The Boyer Family: Mother-Daughter, Innovative Printmakers 3/16/2012 - 8/3/2012

Related Siblings(s)

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Peace Table I
1988.35.1050

Peace Table II
1988.35.1351

Peace Table II
1988.35.1352

Peace Table II
1988.35.1353

Peace Table II
1997.41.10

Peace Table I [cut down plate]
1997.41.9

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