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Gazelle en Fer

The Orinoka Mills

Gazelle en Fer

1925-1935

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The Orinoka Mills

Gazelle en Fer

1925-1935

Physical Qualities Cotton, synthetic yarns, 29 1/2 x 48 1/4 in. (74.9 x 122.6 cm.)
Credit Line Purchased as the gift of Morton C. Katzenberg, Baltimore, in Loving Memory of his Wife, Dena S. Katzenberg
Object Number 2002.215
Baltimore Museum of Art by purchase, 2002; Giles Kotcher, Somerville, MA.
Rotation in Arcade, 1st floor, Baltimore Museum of Art from 5-8-2007 to 9-24-2007. Removed before full rotation 6 month period.

Rotation in Dec. Arts Hallway 10-26- 2009 to ...[flag for late April ]

Inscribed: None

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The Orinoka Mills

American, purchased by Lantal Textiles 1985

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