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DrawingsAmerican20th century
Jonas Henry Patrick Lie "Treason is Treason"
c. 1935
Artists
Ben ShahnArtist
Description
Illustration for Art Front 1 (April 1935), page 2
Dimensions
sheet: 40 x 30.7 cm (15 3/4 x 12 1/16 in.)
Provenance
[Terry Dittenfass Gallery, NYC], sold; to Deborah Martin Kao (c.2003-2020), gift; to the Harvard Art Museums, 2020.
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