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Men Working on the Street (recto); Steering the Boat (verso)

Aaron Sopher

Men Working on the Street (recto); Steering the Boat (verso)

1924-1956

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Men Working on the Street (recto); Steering the Boat (verso)

Aaron Sopher

Men Working on the Street (recto); Steering the Boat (verso)

Aaron Sopher

Men Working on the Street (recto); Steering the Boat (verso)

1924-1956

Physical Qualities Pen and black ink (recto); Pen and black ink, graphite (verso), Sheet: 297 × 367 mm. (11 11/16 × 14 7/16 in.)
Credit Line Bequest of J. Blankfard Martenet
Object Number 2009.112.29
The Baltimore Museum of Art by bequest, 1957; J. Blankfard Martenet, Baltimore; from the artist

Inscribed: Recto, lower right, black ink: "A. Sopher"

Artist

Aaron Sopher

1904–1971

American, 1905-1972
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NEW IMAGES OF MAN
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New Images of Man
1959
STREET SCENE (RECTO); SKETCHES OF WOMEN WORKING (VERSO)
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A VALENTINE BROUGHT UP TO DATE
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A Valentine Brought Up to Date
1940
RIVER LANDSCAPE WITH SIX MEN IN A ROW BOAT
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River Landscape with Six Men in a Row Boat
1615–1655
MAKING THE WORLD SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY NO. 1
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Making the World Safe for Democracy No. 1
1924–1956
NIGHT SCENE, WITH MEN IN BOATS
Anton Koelbl
Night Scene, with Men in Boats
1778–1805
MAKING THE WORLD SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY NO. 1
Aaron Sopher
Making the World Safe for Democracy No. 1
1924–1956
LANDSCAPE WITH CURLING CLOUDS
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River Landscape with Two Men in Row Boat
1743
AGATHA
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Agatha
1924–1956
LARGE WATER FOUNTAIN WITH MEN WORKING ON A BUILDING IN BACKGROUND
Nicolas de Son and Jacques Callot
Large Water Fountain with Men Working on a Building in Background
1624–1677
AGATHA
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Agatha
1924–1956
THREE WOMEN IN THE STREET, ONE MASKED
Nicolas de Son and Jacques Callot
Three Women in the Street, One Masked
1623–1677