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Works by Agostino Veneziano (Agostino Musi)

Print by Agostino Veneziano (Agostino Musi): Hercules Strangling the Nemean Lion [after Raphael Sanzio, I, represented by Childs GalleryQuick View
7×4IN.
$3,500
Hercules Strangling the Nemean
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Works by Conger Metcalf

Mixed media by Conger Metcalf: Divertimento II (Matisse), represented by Childs GalleryQuick View
12×9IN.
$1,400
Divertimento II (Matisse)
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Works by Mark Freeman

Print by Mark Freeman: Steel and Stone, available at Childs Gallery, BostonQuick View
9‐3⁄4×14‐1⁄2IN.
$600
Steel and Stone
Print by Mark Freeman: Second Avenue El, represented by Childs GalleryQuick View
10×14IN.
$2,500
Second Avenue El
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Works by Randall [Randolph] Palmer

Painting by Randall [Randolph] Palmer: Self-Portrait, represented by Childs GalleryQuick View
58×50IN.
Self-Portrait
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Works by Louise Nevelson

Painting by Louise Nevelson: The woman who sank a thousand ships, Helen of Troy, available at Childs Gallery, BostonQuick View
24×19‐3⁄8IN.
The woman who sank
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Works by Frank Wilcox

Print by Frank Wilcox: Fishermen of Percé [Province of Quebec, Canada), represented by Childs GalleryQuick View
7×9IN.
$350
Fishermen of Percé [Province of Quebec, Canada)
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Print By Hugo Gellert: Primary Accumulation, The Expropriation Whereby The Countryfolk Were Divorced From The Land [a Family, With Husband Pointing Into The Distance] At Childs Gallery

Hugo Gellert

Hungarian-American (1892-1985)
Primary Accumulation, The Expropriation Whereby the Countryfolk were Divorced from the Land [A Family, with Husband pointing into the Distance], 1933
Lithograph
16‐1⁄4×12‐1⁄2IN.CM
Signature: Signed in pencil
$575
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