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In Need of Rest, from "Lore: What We Were Told / What We Saw / What We Tell Ourselves"

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Woodcut, Lore: What We Were Told | What We Saw | What We Tell Ourselves
Lore: What We Were Told What We Saw What We Tell Ourselves, Drawings and Prints, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, John B. Turner Fund 2023
Title: In Need of Rest, from "Lore: What We Were Told / What We Saw / What We Tell Ourselves"
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Woodcut, Lore: What We Were Told | What We Saw | What We Tell Ourselves.

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