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Well I'll Be

Well I'll Be

Artist (American, 1893-1951)
CultureAmerican
DateMarch 1, 1942
Mediumgraphite and ink on cardboard, with heightening
Classificationsdrawings
Credit LineGift of Mrs. William Meade Prince (William Meade Prince Collection)
Object number62.27.1589
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He's a Greater Musician Than He Thought He Was
He's a Greater Musician Than He Thought He Was
William Meade Prince
November 29, 1942
Pitch...? of Course! I'll Do It!!
Pitch...? of Course! I'll Do It!!
William Meade Prince
September 6, 1942
I'll Teach You Archery
I'll Teach You Archery
William Meade Prince
September 20, 1942
Looks As If I'll Have to Mix Into This
Looks As If I'll Have to Mix Into This
William Meade Prince
December 20, 1942
I'll Fix You! You Old Tire-thief, You!
I'll Fix You! You Old Tire-thief, You!
William Meade Prince
August 2, 1942
I'll Sue Somebody for This!
I'll Sue Somebody for This!
William Meade Prince
November 8, 1942
Well, This Is Pretty Nice!
Well, This Is Pretty Nice!
William Meade Prince
March 22, 1942
Standing Saint Holding a Book with his Right Arm Raised in Blessing
Standing Saint Holding a Book with his Right Arm Raised in Blessing
Unidentified artist
n.d.
Bacchanal
Bacchanal
Unidentified artist
18th century
Image Not Available for Observation Post (Posten)
Observation Post (Posten)
Otto Dix
1924
Study for a Ballet
Study for a Ballet
Pavel Tchelitchew
n.d.
A Little Man, I Saw Him
A Little Man, I Saw Him
William Meade Prince
January 4, 1942