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Nubbli Lighthouse

Artist Emil Ganso (American, 1895-1941)
Publisher/Publishing House Associated American Artists (c. 1934-1981)
CultureAmerican
Datepublished 1938
Mediumetching
Dimensionsimage: 9 1/2 × 14 in. (24.1 × 35.6 cm)
Classificationsprints
Credit LineGift of W. P. Jacocks
Terms
    Object number58.2.520
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    • Prints, Drawings, and Photographs
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    Rooftops, New York
    Rooftops, New York
    Emil Ganso
    c. 1927
    Lakeside
    Lakeside
    Emil Ganso
    n.d.
    Still Life with Bottle
    Still Life with Bottle
    Emil Ganso
    before 1930
    Self Portrait with Nude
    Self Portrait with Nude
    Emil Ganso
    1930
    The Bathers
    The Bathers
    Emil Ganso
    1938
    Moret-sur-le Loing
    Moret-sur-le Loing
    Emil Ganso
    1928
    Cape Lighthouse
    Cape Lighthouse
    Asa Cheffetz
    published 1950
    Still Life with Vase and Bottle, from Emil Carlsen: A Portfolio of Six Etchings
    Still Life with Vase and Bottle, from Emil Carlsen: A Portfolio of Six Etchings
    Emil Carlsen
    1979
    Connecticut Hillside, from Emil Carlsen: A Portfolio of Six Etchings
    Connecticut Hillside, from Emil Carlsen: A Portfolio of Six Etchings
    Emil Carlsen
    1979
    Still Life with Copper Pot and Onions, from Emil Carlsen: A Portfolio of Six Etchings
    Still Life with Copper Pot and Onions, from Emil Carlsen: A Portfolio of Six Etchings
    Emil Carlsen
    1979
    Three Studies, from Emil Carlsen: A Portfolio of Six Etchings
    Three Studies, from Emil Carlsen: A Portfolio of Six Etchings
    Emil Carlsen
    1979
    Tree Study, from Emil Carlsen: A Portfolio of Six Etchings
    Tree Study, from Emil Carlsen: A Portfolio of Six Etchings
    Emil Carlsen
    1979

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