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An Ice Cream Racket – Thawing Out

Unknown Artist, American and Currier & Ives

An Ice Cream Racket – Thawing Out

1888

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An Ice Cream Racket – Thawing Out

Unknown Artist, American and Currier & Ives

An Ice Cream Racket – Thawing Out

An Ice Cream Racket – Thawing Out

1888

Physical Qualities Color lithograph, Sheet: 346 × 454 mm. (13 5/8 × 17 7/8 in.)
Portfolio/Series from the series "The Darktown Series"
Credit Line Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Sylvan Cohen, Baltimore
Object Number 1980.148

Artist

Unknown Artist, American

Artist

Currier & Ives

New York, 1857-1907

New York, 1857-1907
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