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Dancing Girl, Carl Sprinchorn American, born Sweden, Black pen and ink on paper
Dancing Girl
Carl Sprinchorn
ca. 1923
Shin Brook - Spring, Carl Sprinchorn American, born Sweden, Watercolor on paper
Shin Brook - Spring
Carl Sprinchorn
1948
Nat Hudson's Camp, Carl Sprinchorn American, born Sweden, Gouache over graphite on paper
Nat Hudson's Camp
Carl Sprinchorn
1944
Tracks in the Snow, Carl Sprinchorn American, born Sweden, Brush and black ink with gouache on paper
Tracks in the Snow
Carl Sprinchorn
1951
A Woman of Paris, Carl Sprinchorn American, born Sweden, Watercolor and pen and black ink on paper
A Woman of Paris
Carl Sprinchorn
1914
The Dying Tenor, Carl Sprinchorn American, born Sweden, Watercolor, black ink, and blue pastel with gold metallic paint over graphite on paper
The Dying Tenor
Carl Sprinchorn
1915
Roman Solarium in the Metropolitan Museum, Carl Sprinchorn American, born Sweden, Crayon and watercolor with graphite on paper
Roman Solarium in the Metropolitan Museum
Carl Sprinchorn
1937
Geisha Girl Seated, Carl Sprinchorn American, born Sweden, Pen and brown ink on paper
Geisha Girl Seated
Carl Sprinchorn
1920
Two War Widows--Paris, Carl Sprinchorn American, born Sweden, Brush and black ink on paper
Two War Widows--Paris
Carl Sprinchorn
1914
The Proposal, Carl Sprinchorn American, born Sweden, Brown ink and wash on paper
The Proposal
Carl Sprinchorn
1914
Couple on a Settee, Carl Sprinchorn American, born Sweden, Pen and brown ink and wash on paper
Couple on a Settee
Carl Sprinchorn
ca. 1914–20
Elegant Woman
Carl Sprinchorn
ca. 1914–20
Seated Woman
Carl Sprinchorn
ca. 1914–20

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