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A Neighbor Who Complains about Someone Who Waters His Turf
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Department of Prints
William M. Ivins Collector. Ivins was the founding curator of the print department of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and a great advocate of the importance of Daumier.
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Purchase in honor of James Cuno through the generosity of Iris Chandler John and Polly Guth E. Louise Worthington Roslyn Walker Wallace and Diane Sisson Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sachs II Renée Landers and Thomas Barrette Priscilla Grace Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Collier and George M. Cheston
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