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Street Car, Washington

Aaron Sopher

Street Car, Washington

1937

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Street Car, Washington

Aaron Sopher

Street Car, Washington

Aaron Sopher

Street Car, Washington

1937

Physical Qualities Pen and black ink, grey wash, Sheet: 192 x 202 mm. (7 9/16 x 7 15/16 in.)
Credit Line Bequest of J. Blankfard Martenet
Object Number 2009.112.390
Drawing on verso of four people, has been crossed out with graphite
The Baltimore Museum of Art by bequest, 1957; J. Blankfard Martenet, Baltimore; from the artist

Inscribed: Lower left, black ink: "Street Car - Washington / A. Sopher '38"

Artist

Aaron Sopher

1904–1971

American, 1905-1972
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NEW IMAGES OF MAN
Aaron Sopher
New Images of Man
1959
HIGH STREET FROM THE COUNTRY MARKET PLACE, PHILADELPHIA, WITH THE COMMEMORATION OF THE DEATH OF GENERAL WASHINGTON
M. Marigot
High Street from the Country Market Place, Philadelphia, with the Commemoration of the Death of General Washington
2000
A VALENTINE BROUGHT UP TO DATE
Aaron Sopher
A Valentine Brought Up to Date
1940
Ralph McGuire
Old Streetcar
1945
MAKING THE WORLD SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY NO. 1
Aaron Sopher
Making the World Safe for Democracy No. 1
1924–1956
HIGH STREET, FROM THE COUNTRY MARKETPLACE PHILADELPHIA, WITH THE PROCESSION IN COMMEMORATION OF THE DEATH OF GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON, DECEMBER 26TH 1799
William & Son Birch
High Street, from the Country Marketplace Philadelphia, with the Procession in Commemoration of the Death of General George Washington, December 26th 1799
1803
MAKING THE WORLD SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY NO. 1
Aaron Sopher
Making the World Safe for Democracy No. 1
1924–1956
In a Street Car
Morris Topchevsky and WPA/Federal Art Project, Chicago
In a Street Car
1937
AGATHA
Aaron Sopher
Agatha
1924–1956
People on a Street Car
Harlow Lent and WPA/Federal Art Project, Massachusetts
People on a Street Car
1934–1935
AGATHA
Aaron Sopher
Agatha
1924–1956
Roland L. Freeman, Center for the Study of Southern Culture at the University of Mississippi, in association with Diogenes Editions, and others
Left to Right: Ruby Quick, Wilford Streeter, and Claudia Mae Bright. In the Sand Hills, Near Bennettsville, South Carolina, 1979
1978–1991