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Three Musketmen
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Three Musketmen
Artist
Georg Walter Rossner
(German, 1885-1972)
Culture
German
Date
probably 1918
Medium
Woodcut, hand-colored
Classifications
prints
Credit Line
Burton Emmett Collection
Object number
58.1.1796
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Collections
Prints, Drawings, and Photographs
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