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General Benjamin F.Butler's Nightmare 1.The Night before the Battle
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Work is matted with 1966.60.2.
Department of Drawings
Gift (?) of the artist to John Templeman Coolidge; his gift to Harvard University Crayon Collection 1908; transferred to Fogg Art Museum 1966.
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Transferred from the Harvard University Crayon Collection Gift of John Templeman Coolidge Class of 1879
Title: General Benjamin F.Butler's Nightmare 1.The Night before the Battle
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Work is matted with 1966.
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