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In the valley of slaughter : drawings

Lea Grundig German

1944

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In the valley of slaughter : drawings, Lea Grundig (German, 1906–1977)

In the valley of slaughter : drawings, Lea Grundig (German, 1906–1977)

In the valley of slaughter : drawings, Lea Grundig (German, 1906–1977)

In the valley of slaughter : drawings, Lea Grundig (German, 1906–1977)

In the valley of slaughter : drawings, Lea Grundig (German, 1906–1977)

In the valley of slaughter : drawings, Lea Grundig (German, 1906–1977)

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Title: In the valley of slaughter : drawings

Artist: Lea Grundig (German, 1906–1977)

Date: 1944

Geography: Tel Aviv, Israel

Dimensions: 18 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations ; Height: 9 13/16 × 13 3/8 in. (25 × 34 cm)

Credit Line: Watson Library copy: Gift of Friends of the Thomas J. Watson Library

Accession Number: N7417.6 .G78 1944 Quarto

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