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Richard Saholt, (1924–2014), “Untitled (Death, The Night Natalie Died),” Minneapolis, Minnesota…
Untitled (Death, The Night Natalie Died)
Richard Saholt, (1924–2014), “Untitled (Death, The Night Natalie Died),” Minneapolis, Minnesota…
Richard Saholt, (1924–2014), “Untitled (Death, The Night Natalie Died),” Minneapolis, Minnesota, Late 20th Century–Early 21st Century, Collage on cardboard, 44 × 28 in., Collection American Folk Art Museum, New York, Gift of Michael Bonesteel, 2016.1.4. Photo by Adam Reich.
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Untitled (Death, The Night Natalie Died)

Artist ((1924–2014))
DateLate 20th century to early 21st century
Place/RegionMinneapolis, Minnesota
MediumCollage on cardboard
Dimensions44 × 28"
Credit LineGift of Michael Bonesteel
Accession number2016.1.4
CopyrightCopyright for this work is under review.
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