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Studies for "Home of the Welder:" Wife as Locomotive Parts
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Rights: © The Estate of David Smith / Licensed by Artists Rights Society (ARS), NY
Department of Drawings
David Smith Bolton Landing New York gift; to Lois Orswell Pomfret Center Connecticut 1961 gift; to Harvard University Art Museums 1966.
NOTE: See correspondence from Mrs. Orswell in curatorial file for 1966.16: "Some time ago David gave me the sketches saying they were early ones and would I give them to the Fogg "some time."... I think my name should not be used for the purposes of labels etc. and that they should be "gift of David Smith"."
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Gift of David Smith
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