I Don't Know.. I Don't Like You

I Don't Know.. I Don't Like You

Artist William Meade Prince (American, 1893-1951)

CultureAmerican

DateJanuary 11, 1942

Mediumgraphite and ink on cardboard, heightened

Classificationsdrawings

Credit LineGift of Mrs. William Meade Prince (William Meade Prince Collection)

Object number62.27.1661

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