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Untitled (Bead Screen Pattern, Blue on White)

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Department of Prints Mr. and Mrs. Max Wasserman Chestnut Hill Massachusetts gift; to Fogg Art Museum transferr; from Print Rental Program to Print Department April 2002. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Transfer from the Student Print Rental Collection
Title: Untitled (Bead Screen Pattern, Blue on White)
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