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The Americas Must Serve Mankind, Pan American Day, April 14

Ewing Galloway and Pan American Union

The Americas Must Serve Mankind, Pan American Day, April 14

1947

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The Americas Must Serve Mankind, Pan American Day, April 14

Ewing Galloway and Pan American Union

The Americas Must Serve Mankind, Pan American Day, April 14

The Americas Must Serve Mankind, Pan American Day, April 14

1947

Physical Qualities Color lithograph, Sheet: 636 × 485 mm. (25 1/16 × 19 1/8 in.)
Credit Line The Baltimore Museum of Art
Object Number 1955.110.33

Inscribed: "The Americas Must Serve Mankind, Pan American Day, April 14, Pan American Union, Washington, D.C., U.S.A." "Galloway ''47"

Artist

Ewing Galloway

American, 1881-1953

American, 1881-1953
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Pan American Union

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