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Randolph Rogers; American sculptor in Rome

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Millard F. Rogers, Sculptors, 1971, University of Massachusetts Press

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Millard F. Rogers

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Title: Randolph Rogers; American sculptor in Rome

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Rogers, Sculptors, 1971, University of Massachusetts Press.

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