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Male Head

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This may be the same subject as 1936.153.210.
Department of Drawings Bequest of the artist to the Fogg Art Museum 1936. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Bequest of Denman W. Ross Class of 1875
Title: Male Head
Description:
This may be the same subject as 1936.
153.
210.

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