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Ice

Department of Prints Donald Furst Wilmington North Carolina sold; to Harvard University Art Museums March 11 1997. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Purchase through the generosity of Frederick Goldstein in honor of Stanley H. Kimmel LL.B. 1956

Donald Furst (Artist)

1995 20th century

American

Title: Ice

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