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Lawyer and Clients

Jacob Lawrence and Lou Stovall, Workshop, Inc.

Lawyer and Clients

1994

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Lawyer and Clients

1994

Physical Qualities Color screenprint, Sheet: 915 × 713 mm. (36 × 28 1/16 in.) Image: 760 × 565 mm. (29 15/16 × 22 1/4 in.)
Credit Line Gift of the 1995 Judicial Council of the National Bar Association Commemorating its 25th Anniversary
Object Number 1995.74

Inscribed: FACE: (graphite), LL, '70/100'; BC, 'Lawyers and Clients'; LR, 'Jacob Lawrence 1994'; LL, chopmark, 'Workshop, Inc, Washington, D.C.'

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