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Victoria!

1945

Artists

Ángel BrachoArtist
Classification
Prints
Medium
Linocut and letterpress in two colors
Culture
Mexican
Century
20th century
Division
Modern and Contemporary Art
Department
Department of Prints

Dimensions

80.6 × 59.7 cm (31 3/4 × 23 1/2 in.)

Provenance

[Roger Genser: The Prints and the Pauper, Santa Monica, CA], sold; Jo Ann Edinburg Pinkowitz (2021); Estate of Jo Ann Edinburg Pinkowitz, gift; to the Harvard Art Museums, 2024.

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