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American Abstract Artists Portfolio
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Index, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Rosalind Bengelsdorf
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1934
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Ilya Bolotowsky
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1934
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Harry Bowden
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Byron Browne
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Giorgio Cavallon
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Arthur N. Christie
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Ibram Lassaw
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Werner Drewes
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Title sheet, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Werner Drewes
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Gertrude Glass Greene
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Balcomb Greene
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Hananiah Harari
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Carl Holty
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Ray Kaiser
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Paul Kelpe
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Marie Kennedy
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
George McNeil
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
George L.K. Morris
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
John Opper
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Ralph Rosenborg
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Louis Schanker
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Charles Shaw
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Albert Swinden
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Rupert Davidson Turnbull
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Vaclav Vytlacil
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Frederick J. Whiteman
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937
Exhibition Room, Somerset House, Thomas Rowlandson British, Etching and aquatint; proof before letters
Exhibition Room, Somerset House
Multiple artists/makers
April 1, 1808
[Gallery Talk, Metropolitan Museum of Art], Bruce Davidson American, Gelatin silver print
[Gallery Talk, Metropolitan Museum of Art]
Bruce Davidson
1969

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