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Two Figures (Mother and Child in Hats); verso: Mother and Child

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Backing was removed September 2004, revealing a drawing in black crayon on the verso.
Department of Drawings David and Lucie Stone New York NY Bequeathed to Harvard University Art Museums in 1997. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum David and Lucie Stone Collection through the Bequest of David Stone
Title: Two Figures (Mother and Child in Hats); verso: Mother and Child
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Backing was removed September 2004, revealing a drawing in black crayon on the verso.

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