Artworks by Museum and Gallery

Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, New York Image 4-3 Horace Pippin, Country Doctor (Night Call), Image 1-1 Janet Fish, After Leslie Left, page 4 page 188 Image 1-21 Rufino Tamayo, Women of Tehuantepec, page 54 The , New York, New York Image 1-3 Jacob Lawrence, A Family, page 8 Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois Image 2-3 Paul Klee, Flower Garden, page 68 Image 3-21 Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Acrobats at Image 2-21 Amelia Paláez del Casal, Fishes, page 114 the Cirque Fernando (Francisca and Angelina Image 2-23 Paul Gauguin, Still Life with Three Puppies, Wartenberg), page 174 page 118 Image 3-1 Heitor dos Prazeres, Saint John’s Day, Bonino Gallery, New York, New York page 124 Image 3-5 Nam June Paik, TV Garden, page 134 Image 3-7 Alberto Giacometti, City Square, page 138 (Installation, 1974) Image 3-17 Shiro Kuramata, How High the Moon Armchair, page 164 Brooklyn Museum of Art, Brooklyn, New York Image 3-23 André Derain, Bridge over the Riou, Image 1-13 Kitagawa Utamaro, Three Seated Women page 178 with Lanterns, Tea Pot, Candle Holder, and Stringed Instrument, page 34 National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC Image 1-23 William Glackens, Children Rollerskating, Image 2-1 Henri-Julien Félix Rousseau, The Equatorial page 58 Jungle, page 64 Image 2-13 Helen Hyde, White Peacock, page 94 Image 3-19 Qing Dynasty, China, Coromandel Screen, Image 3-3 Ando (or Utagawa) Hiroshige, Suruga-cho¯, page 168 page 128 Image 4-21 William Matthew Prior, Boy with Toy Horse Image 3-15 Romare Bearden, Autumn of the Rooster, and Wagon, page 234 page 158 Image 4-5 New Ireland, Melanesia, Mask (Ges), Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, page 194 Pennsylvania Image 4-15 Mary Lou Big Day, Crow Culture Female Image 2-17 Japan, Women’s Kimono, page 104 Doll, page 218 Image 2-19 Baule People, Leopard Stool (Royal Seat), page 108 Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, Ohio Image 1-17 Ancient Greece, Ajax Before Priam, page 44 The Phillips Collection, Washington, DC Image 1-19 Tlingit Culture, Ceremonial Garment, Image 4-1 Jacob Lawrence, The Migration of the Negro page 48 Series, Panel No. 45, page 184 Image 4-17 Panama, Ancient Americas, Chest Plaque from Sitio Conte, page 224 Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas, Image 4-19 Native American, Kiowa Culture, Awl Case, Lawrence, Kansas page 228 Image 3-13 Mabel Dwight, Queer Fish, page 154

Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas, Texas Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, Image 1-5 Yup’ik Culture, Mask with Seal or Sea Otter New York Spirit, page 14 Image 1-11 Jessica Stockholder, #253, page 28

Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles Worcester Art Museum, Worcester, Massachusetts Image 3-9 Do-Ho Suh, Seoul Home/L.A. Home/New Image 4-23 , The Storm, page 238 York Home/Baltimore Home/London Home/Seattle Home/L.A. Home, page 144 Zolla Lieberman Gallery, Chicago, Illinois Image 2-5 Deborah Butterfield, Horses (group of 3), Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts page 74 (Installation, 1977) Image 1-7 Ancient , Dynasty XI or XII, Procession of Offering Bearers, page 18

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Page 3 1-11 Jessica Stockholder (born 1959, United Page 53 1-1 Janet Fish (born 1938, ), States), #253, 1995. Wicker chair, plastic 1-21 Rufino Tamayo, (1899–1991, Mexico), After Leslie Left, 1983–1984. Oil on tub, light fixture with bulb, synthetic Women of Tehuantepec, 1939. Oil on 7 1 canvas, 48" x 62" (121.9 x 157.5 cm). polymer, oil paint, plastic, fabric, canvas, 33 ⁄8" x 57 ⁄8" (86 x 145.1 cm). Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, concrete, resin, wood, wheels, acrylic Photo ©Albright-Knox Art Gallery, NY. Norman E. Boasberg, George yarn, glass, cookie in resin; 71 ½" x 50" Buffalo, NY. Room of Contemporary Art Cary, and Charles W. Goodyear Funds, (181.6 x 127 cm). Whitney Museum of Fund, RCA1941:21. 1984:2. ©Janet Fish/Licensed by VAGA, American Art, New York. Photo: A.C. 1-22 Woman Cutting Vegetables. New York. Castoradis, courtesy the artist and ©Redchopsticks/Corbis. Mitchell-Innes and Nash, New York. 1-23 William Glackens (1870–1938, United 1-2 Glassblowing Demonstration, Kosta ©2011 Jessica Stockholder. States), Children Rollerskating, ca. Boda factory, Kosta, Sweden, 1995. 1-12 Craftsman Making Bamboo 1910. Oil on canvas, 24" x 18" (61 x ©Macduff Everton/Corbis. Housewares, Nanxun, China. ©Xie 46 cm). Photo ©The Brooklyn Museum 1-3 Jacob Lawrence (1917–2000, United Guang Hui/Redlink/Redlink/Corbis. of Art, Brooklyn, NY. Bequest of Laura L. States), A Family, 1943. Gouache, ink, Barnes, 67.24.1. 5 Page 33 and pencil, with glue on paper, 22 ⁄8" 1-24 Boys with a Go-Cart. ©Janis Christie/ 5 1-13 Kitagawa Utamaro (1753–1806, x 15 ⁄8" (57.4 x 39.6 cm). The Museum Corbis. of Modern Art, New York. Gift of Mrs. Japan), Three Seated Women with Maurice Blin, 684.1971. ©2011 Jacob Lanterns, Tea Pot, Candle Holder, and Page 63 Lawrence/Artists Rights Society (ARS), Stringed Instrument. Color woodcut 2-1 Henri-Julien Félix Rousseau (1833–1910, New York. on paper, 10" x 15" (25.4 x 38 cm). ), The Equatorial Jungle, 1909. 3 1-4 Making Brooms at Berea College, Berea ©Brooklyn Museum of Art, Brooklyn, Oil on canvas, 55 ⁄8" x 51" (140.6 x Kentucky, 1996. ©Kevin R. Morris/ NY. Gift of Frederic B. Pratt, Photo: Justin 129.5 cm). ©National Gallery of Art, Corbis. van Soest. Washington, DC. Chester Dale Collection, 1-14 Geronimo Amerzcua Makes a Guitar, 1963.10.213. Page 13 1996. Paracho, Mexico. ©Danny 2-2 Baboons, 2008. Leipzig Zoo, Leipzig, 1-5 Yup’ik Culture, Alaska (Native North Lehman/Corbis. Germany. ©Waltraud Grubitzsch/epa/ American), Mask with Seal or Sea Otter 1-15 Jacque Parsley (born 1947, United Corbis. Spirit, late 19th century. Wood, paint, States), Charm of Color, 1987. Collage 2-3 Paul Klee (1879–1940, Switzerland), 1 gut cord, and feathers; 23 ½" x 22 ¼" and assemblage, 35" x 19 ¼" x 3 ⁄8" (89 Flower Garden, 1924. Black paste x 2 ¼" (59.7 x 56.5 x 5.7 cm). ©Dallas x 49 x 8 cm). Photo courtesy the artist, ground, gouache, and incising on paper Museum of Art, Dallas, TX, 1976.5. ©2011 Jacque Parsley. mounted on board, 17 ½" x 12 ¾" (44.5 1-6 Member of the Fuentes family, Carving 1-16 A Bucket Loader Moves Paper and x 32.4 cm). ©The Museum of Modern a Wooden Figure, 1999. San Martin Cardboard at a Recycling Plant, 2008. Art, New York. Katherine S. Dreier Tilcajete, Mexico. ©Keith Dannemiller/ Portland, Maine. ©Peter Dennen/Aurora Bequest, 166.1953. Corbis. Photos/Corbis. 2-4 Woman Planting Seeds. ©Paul Burns/ 1-7 Ancient Egypt, Middle Kingdom. Dynasty Corbis. XI or XII (2074–1759 bce), Procession Page 43 of Offering Bearers, from the Tomb of 1-17 Ancient Greece, Archaic Period Page 73 Djehutynakht, Tomb 10, Deir el-Bersha, (600–480 bce), black-figure amphora: 2-5 Deborah Butterfield (born 1949, United bce 2040–1926 bce. Painted wood, length: Ajax Before Priam, 520–510 . Painted States), Horses (group of 3), 1977. 1 terra-cotta, height: 6 ¾" (17.3 cm). Mud-fiberglass amalgam and twigs. 26 ⁄8" (66.4 cm). ©Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Harvard University/MFA ©Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, Zolla Lieberman Gallery, Chicago. Art Boston Expedition of 1921, 1921.326. OH. Purchase from the J.H. Wade Fund, ©Deborah Butterfield/VAGA. Image 1-8 Indian Woman Bearing a Load on Her 1926.241. ©Davis Art Images. Head. ©Regien Paassen. 1-18 Shaping a Clay Pot on a Potter’s 2-6 Young Boy Feeding Farm Animals, Wheel, 1981. Srinagar, India. ©Ric Northern California. ©Martin Sundberg/ Page 23 Ergenbright/Corbis. Corbis. 1-9 Antoni Gaudí (1852–1916, Spain), 1-19 Tlingit Culture (Pacific Northwest 2-7 Alexander Calder (1898–1976, United Guell Park, Plaza over Colonnade Coast), Ceremonial Garment (naaxein, States), Flamingo, 1974. Painted steel, Benches, 1900–1914. Broken ceramic Chilkat Blanket ), late 19th century. height: 49 ¼' (15 m). Federal Center pieces. Barcelona, Spain. Image ©Davis Mountain goat wool and cedar bark, Plaza, Chicago. Photo ©Davis Art Art Images. 54 ¼" x 69" (137.8 x 175.3 cm). Images. Art ©2011 Estate of Alexander 1-10 School Children Making a Mosaic, ©Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, Calder/Artists Rights Society (ARS), 1959. Lancaster, PA. ©Farrell Grehan/ OH. Gift of Mrs. A. Dean Perry, 1981.69. New York. Corbis. 1-20 Woman Weaving on a Backstrap Loom. ©PictureNet/Corbis.

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D4L-1_guide_978-1-61528-084-1_110620.indd 62 6/20/11 11:33 AM 2-8 Geysers, Hot Springs, and Thousands of Page 113 Page 143 Lesser Flamingos. Lake Bogoria, Baringo, 2-21 Amelia Peláez del Casal (1896–1968, 3-9 Do-Ho Suh (born 1962, South Korea), Kenya. ©Nigel Pavitt/JAI/Corbis. Cuba), Fishes, 1943. Oil on canvas, Seoul Home/L.A. Home/New York 1 45 ½" x 35 ⁄8" (115.6 x 89.2 cm). ©The Home/Baltimore Home/London Home/ Page 83 Museum of Modern Art, New York. Inter- Seattle Home/L.A. Home, 1999. Silk and 2-9 Unknown (Thailand), Bang Pa-In American Fund. metal armatures, 149" x 240" x 240" Summer Palace Gardens, 1873–1910. 2-22 A Fisherman Throws His Net into a (378.5 x 609.6 x 609.6 cm). Museum Bangkok, Thailand. Photo ©Davis Art River. Phnom Penh Province, Cambodia. of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. Images. ©Jean du Boisberranger/Hemis/Corbis. Purchased with funds provided by an 2-10 African Elephants in the Okavango 2-23 Paul Gauguin (1848–1903, France), anonymous donor and a gift of the Delta, Botswana, 2007. ©Jodi Cobb/ Still Life with Three Puppies, 1888. Oil artist. Courtesy the artist and Lehmann National Geographic Society/Corbis. on wood, 33 ¼" x 24 ¾" (92 x 63 cm). Maupin Gallery, New York. The Museum 2-11 Horace Clifford Westermann (1922– ©The Museum of Modern Art, New of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. Photo 1981, United States), Wet Flower, 1968. 1 York. Mrs. Solomon Guggenheim Fund, by Brian Forrest. Wood, glass, and stone; height: 29 ⁄8" 48.1952. 3-10 Long Houseboat on the Backwaters, (74 cm). Private collection, New York. 2-24 Elizabeth and Her Guinea Pig, 2006. Kerala, India. ©Keren Su/Corbis. Art ©2011 Estate of H.C. Westermann/ ca. 1994. ©Laura Dwight/Corbis. 3-11 Pirro Ligorio (ca. 1510–1583, Italy), Licensed by VAGA, New York. Giant Rock Mouth and Face, ca. 1570. 2-12 Grandfather and Grandson in the Page 123 Bomarzo, Italy. Photo ©Davis Art Greenhouse. ©Ronnie Kaufman/Corbis. 3-1 Heitor dos Prazeres (1898–1966, Images. Brazil), Saint John’s Day, 1942. Oil on Page 93 3-12 Marble Sculptor at Work, ca. 2000. oilcloth, 25 ½" x 31 ¾" (64.8 x 80.6 cm). 2-13 Helen Hyde (1868–1919, United Pucisca, Croatia. ©Hans Georg Roth/ ©The Museum of Modern Art, New York. States), White Peacock, 1914. Color Corbis. Inter-American Fund, 773.1942. woodcut on cream, thin, slightly textured 3-2 International Kite-Flying Festival Page 153 laid paper, 8 ¼" x 10" (21 x 25.4 cm). in Vancouver, 1995. ©Gunter Marx 3-13 Mabel Dwight (1876–1955, United ©Brooklyn Museum of Art, Brooklyn, Photography/Corbis. States), Queer Fish, 1936. Lithograph, NY. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Pessutti, 7 3-3 Ando (or Utagawa) Hiroshige (1797– 12 ⁄8" x 18" (32.7 x 45.5 cm). Spencer 83.244.3. 1858, Japan), From the series “One Museum of Art, University of Kansas, 2-14 Tagged Monarch Butterfly, 2006. Hundred Famous Views of Edo” #8: Lawrence, KS. Museum purchase, Grapevine, TX. ©STRINGER/USA/ Suruga-cho¯ , 1856. Color woodblock 0000.0337. ©2011 Estate of Mabel X01447/Reuters/Corbis. 3 print, 14 /16" x 9" (36 x 23 cm). Dwight. 2-15 Ellen Lanyon (born 1926, United ©Brooklyn Museum of Art, Brooklyn, 3-14 Tourists at an Aquarium. Pudong, States), Stilt Seabox, 1976. Colored 5 NY. Gift of Anna Ferris, 30.1478.8. Shanghai, China. ©Dennis Degnan/ pencil on paper, 19 ⁄8" x 25 ½" (50 x 3-4 Skiers on a Mountain. ©Randy Lincks/ Corbis. 65 cm). Photo courtesy the artist, ©2011 Corbis. 3-15 Romare Bearden (1911–1988, United Ellen Lanyon. States), Autumn of the Rooster, 1983. 2-16 A Hermit Crab Perches on Coral. Page 133 5 1 Color lithograph, 23 ⁄8" x 18 ⁄8" (60 Indonesia. ©Brandon D. Cole/Corbis. 3-5 Nam June Paik (1932–2006, South x 46 cm). Brooklyn Museum of Art, Korea), TV Garden, 1974. Numerous Page 103 Brooklyn, NY. ©2011 Romare Bearden TVs in midst of plants. Courtesy Bonino 2-17 Japan, Meiji Period (1868–1912), Foundation/Licensed by VAGA, New Gallery, New York City. Art ©2011, Women’s Kimono (Kosode), late 19th York, NY, 83.74. Estate of Nam June Paik. century. Silk with resist-dyed, stenciled 3-16 Pigs: The New House Pet, 2003. 3-6 Times Square at Dusk. Manhattan, NY. imitation tie-dyed and embroidered Tokyo, Japan. ©Haruyoshi Yamaguchi/ ©Benelux/Corbis. decoration, length: 67" (170 cm). Corbis. 3-7 Alberto Giacometti (1901–1966, ©Philadelphia Museum of Art. Gift of Switzerland), City Square, 1948. Bronze, Page 163 Hilda Watkins, 1985, 1985-79-1. 11 9 5 8 ⁄16" x 25 ⁄16" x 17 ⁄16" (22 x 65 x 3-17 Shiro Kuramata (designer; 1934–1991, 2-18 Meandering River. ©Graham Prentice. 44 cm). The Museum of Modern Art, Japan) and Vitra (maker; firm founded 2-19 Baule People (Côte d’Ivoire), Leopard New York. Purchase 337.1949. ©2011 1950, Birsfelden, Switzerland), How High Stool (Royal Seat), 20th century. Painted 5 The Estate of Alberto Giacometti. the Moon Armchair, 1986. Nickel-plated 8 wood, 17 ¾" x 8 ⁄ " x 33" (45 x 22 x 3 3-8 Piazza della Cisterna, ca. 2007. San steel mesh, 28 ½" x 37 ⁄8" x 32 ¾"; seat 84 cm). ©Philadelphia Museum of Art, Gimignano, Italy. ©Maurizio Rellini/ height: 13 ¾" (72.4 x 95 x 83.2 cm; seat 2000-159-1. Grand Tour/Corbis. height: 35 cm). Photo ©The Museum 2-20 Leopard with Cub, ca. 1970–1977. Masai of Modern Art, New York. Gift of the Mara, Kenya, Africa. ©Fritz Polking; Frank Vitra Design Foundation, Switzerland, Lane Picture Agency/Corbis. 105.1989.

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D4L-1_guide_978-1-61528-084-1_110620.indd 63 6/20/11 11:33 AM 3-18 Man Upholstering a Chair. ©William 4-4 A Doctor Shakes a Patient’s Hand. 4-16 Woman Making a Pinocchio Doll in a Taufic/Corbis. ©Mario Castello/Corbis. Shop, Quisquilia e Pinzillacchera, 2006. 3-19 China, Qing Dynasty (1644–1912), Florence, Italy. ©Atlantide Phototravel/ Page 193 Coromandel Screen, right half, 1690. Corbis. 4-5 Unknown (New Ireland, Melanesia), Carved and painted lacquer on wood, 5 Mask (Ges), 19th century. Wood, fiber, Page 223 six panels, each panel 8' 9" x 1' 7 ⁄8" Turbo petholatus opercula, pigment, 4-17 Unknown, Ancient Americas, Panama, (266.7 x 49.9 cm). National Gallery of 23 ½" x 11 ¾" x 15 ¾" (59.7 x 29.8 Chest Plaque from Sitio Conte, 400–900 Art, Washington, DC. Ailsa Mellon Bruce 7 x 40 cm). ©Brooklyn Museum of Art, ce. Hammered gold, 9 ⁄8" x 10 ½" (25.1 Fund 1970.20.4. Brooklyn, NY. Gift of Frieda and Milton x 26.7 cm). ©Cleveland Museum of Art, 3-20 Voting in the New Hampshire Primary, Rosenthal, 1984.58. Cleveland, OH. Gift of Mrs. R. Henry 2008. ©Stefan Zaklin/epa/Corbis. 4-6 Beauty School, 2009. Poway, California. Norweb and Mrs. Albert S. Ingalls with Page 173 ©Sandy Huffaker/Corbis. additions from the John L. Severance 3-21 Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841–1919, 4-7 Seward Johnson (born 1930, Fund, 1952.459. France), Acrobats at the Cirque Fernando United States), Time’s Up, ca. 1985. 4-18 Craftsman Hammering Copper at Al- (Francisca and Angelina Wartenberg), Polychromed bronze, life-size; site: Safafeer Market, 2008. Baghdad, Iraq. 1 1879. Oil on canvas, 51 ¾" x 39 ⁄8" Dallas, TX. Photo: James Coberle, Image ©Faleh Kheiber/epa/Corbis. (131.5 x 99.5 cm). Photo ©Art Institute ©Davis Art Images. Art ©2011 Seward 4-19 Unknown Native American, possibly of Chicago, Potter Palmer Collection, Johnson. Kiowa Culture, Awl Case, ca. 1890. Hide, 1922.440. 4-8 Cyclists Racing in a Velodrome, 1976. glass beads, and metal cones; height: 3-22 Students Helping Each Other in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. ©Wally 14" (35.6 cm). ©Cleveland Museum of Gymnastics Class. Winston-Salem, NC. McNamee/Corbis. Art, Cleveland, OH, 1924.183. ©Will & Deni McIntyre/Corbis. 4-20 Tools and Colored Beads for Making Page 203 3-23 André Derain (1880–1954, France), Jewelry. ©Altrendo/Juice Images/Corbis. 4-9 Betye Saar (born 1926, United States), Bridge over the Riou, 1906. Oil on Grandma’s Garden, 1972. Mixed-media Page 233 canvas, 32 ¾" x 40 ¼" (83 x 102 cm). 3 assemblage, 13 ⁄8" x 11" x ¾" (34 x 28 x 4-21 William Matthew Prior, (1806–1873, The Museum of Modern Art, New York. 2 cm). Photo courtesy the artist, ©2011 United States), Boy with Toy Horse and The William S. Paley Collection, 3 Betye Saar. Wagon, ca. 1845. Oil on canvas, 30 ⁄8" SPC66.1990. ©2011 The Estate of André 4-10 Monarch Butterfly Emerging from a x 25" (77 x 63.7 cm). ©National Gallery Derain/Artists Rights Society (ARS), Chrysalis, 1979. Orange County, CA. of Art, Washington, DC. Gift of Edgar New York. ©George D. Lepp/Corbis. William and Bernice Chrysler Garbisch, 3-24 Joseph B. Strauss, Golden Gate Bridge 4-11 Unknown. Maya, Temple of the Sun, 1953.5.67. and the Marin Headlands, 1933–1937. general view, 642–692 ce. Palenque, 4-22 A Father Playing with His Son. ©Laura , CA. ©Proehl Studios/ Mexico. Photo ©Davis Art Images. Doss/Corbis. Corbis. 4-12 Solar Panel Installation at Arizona 4-23 Unknown, India, The Storm (A Woman Page 183 State University, 2009. Tempe, AZ. ©Rick Taking Shelter from Monsoon Wind and 4-1 Jacob Lawrence (1917–2000, United D’Elia/Corbis. Rain), from the Punjab Hills, ca. 1760– States), The Migration of the Negro 1770. Watercolor on paper, 6 ½" x Page 213 series, Panel No. 45: Many migrants 4 ¾" (16.7 x 12.1 cm). ©Worcester 4-13 Miriam Schapiro (born 1923, Canada/ moved to Pittsburgh, which was a great Art Museum, Worcester, MA. Gift of United States), Moonscreen, 1974. industrial center at the time, 1940–1941. 5 Alexander H. Bullock, 1956.3. Watercolor over collage, 21 ⁄8" x 30" Tempera on composition board, 12" 4-24 A Rainbow over Miami Beach. ©Seth (55 x 76 cm). Photo courtesy the artist, x 18" (30.5 x 45.7 cm). The Phillips Resnick/Science Faction/Corbis. ©2011 Miriam Schapiro. Collection, Washington, DC. Acquired 4-14 Wind Turbines with the Moon. ©Pete 1942, © 2011 Jacob Lawrence/Artists Leonard/Corbis. Rights Society (ARS), New York, 1174. 4-15 Mary Lou Big Day (born 1948, Crow 4-2 High-Speed Train, 2006. Taipei, Taiwan. Culture), Crow Culture Female Doll, ©David Chang/epa/Corbis. 2008. Cotton, cotton batting, wool 4-3 Horace Pippin (1888–1946, United stroud cloth, deer skin, glass beads, States), Country Doctor (Night Call), 1 1 pigment, plastic simulated elk teeth, 1935. Oil on canvas, 28 ⁄8" x 32 ⁄8" leather, metal studs; 17 ½" x 12" x 3 ½" (71.4 x 81.6 cm). Museum of Fine Arts, (44.5 x 30.5 x 8.9 cm). Photo ©Brooklyn Boston. A. Shuman Collection, 1970.47. Museum of Art, Brooklyn, NY. 2008.3.2. Art ©Estate of Horace Pippin. Art ©2011 Mary Lou Big Day.

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