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Two Women, Ware, Massachusetts Factory

Department of Photographs Jerome Liebling Amherst Massachusetts sold to the Fogg Art Museum 1983. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum National Endowment for the Arts Grant

Jerry Liebling (Artist)

20th century

American

Title: Two Women, Ware, Massachusetts Factory

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