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Untitled, Agatha Wojciechowsky, (1896–1986) Photo by Adam Reich
Untitled
Untitled, Agatha Wojciechowsky, (1896–1986) Photo by Adam Reich
Untitled, Agatha Wojciechowsky, (1896–1986) Photo by Adam Reich
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Artist ((1896–1986))
Daten.d.
Place/RegionNew York City, New York, United States
MediumWatercolor and colored pencil on paper
Dimensions10 3/4 × 13 3/4"
Credit LineGift of Charles O'Neal
Accession number2014.12.6
CopyrightCopyright for this work is under review.
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Untitled, Agatha Wojciechowsky, (1896–1986) Photo by Adam Reich
Untitled
Agatha Wojciechowsky
n.d.
2014.12.7
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Untitled
Agatha Wojciechowsky
n.d.
2014.12.8
Untitled Agatha Wojciechowsky Photo by José Andrés Ramírez
Untitled
Agatha Wojciechowsky
n.d.
2014.12.1
Untitled Agatha Wojciechowsky Photo by José Andrés Ramírez
Untitled
Agatha Wojciechowsky
1974
2014.12.2
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Untitled
Agatha Wojciechowsky
n.d.
2014.12.5
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Agatha Wojciechowsky
n.d.
2014.12.3
Untitled, Agatha Wojciechowsky, (1896–1986) Photo by Adam Reich
Untitled
Agatha Wojciechowsky
n.d.
2014.12.4
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2002.22.2A
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Untitled
Inez Nathaniel Walker
1973
1996.22.79
Untitled Inez Nathaniel Walker, (1911–1990) Photo by Adam Reich
Untitled (double-sided)
Inez Nathaniel Walker
n.d.
1996.12.35