Heywood Broun
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Heywood Broun
193020th century
280 x 392 mm
Peggy Bacon, American, (1895–1987)
Heywood Broun, American, (1888–1939)
Keywords
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Exhibition List
- In Celebration of American Industry 1/1/1982 - 10/1/1982
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