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Untitled (Blengins capturing Glandelinian Soldiers) (double-sided)

Artist Henry Darger ((1892–1973))

Place/RegionChicago, Illinois, United States

Date1950–1970

MediumWatercolor, pencil, carbon tracing, and collage on pieced paper

Dimensions31 1/2 x 131 "
Frame: 41 1/2 x 142 1/2 x 1 1/2 "

Credit LineGift of Sam and Betsey Farber

Accession number1999.7.1A

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Untitled (Blengins capturing Glandelinian Soldiers) (double-sided)