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David and Goliath, after a Capital in Vézelay Abbey
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Drawings and Prints, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Gift of Asher Ethan Miller in honor of Eric G. Carlson 2016
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Printed silk, 1947, British; Vezelay, Paule for Ascher. Sky blue, design 1150.
Printed silk, 1947, British; Vezelay, Paule for Ascher. Sky blue, design 1150.
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David With the Head of Goliath and Two Soldiers
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painting (oil): ["Two Boys with a Bird"] aka ["The Birdcatchers"]
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Plate with the Battle of David and Goliath
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