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The Weavers

Rights: © Estate of Leopoldo Méndez / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

Department of Prints [La Estampa Mexicana Mexico] sold; to Fogg Art Museum November 1 1943. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum William M. Prichard Fund

Leopoldo Méndez (Artist)

20th century

Mexican

Title: The Weavers

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