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Harvey Smith and Charles Williams Wish to Announce Their Association and Invite You to View New and Extensive Collections of China, Crystal, Silver, Costume Jewelry, Objets d'Art, / Accessories, Gifts for Men, at Seventeen Baltimore Block, Beginning Oct. 1st, 1938

1938
Not on view
In an image derived from an 18th century French print, a figure holds one side of a sheet that is tied to a tree and points to the text which fills the sheet

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  • Title: Harvey Smith and Charles Williams Wish to Announce Their Association and Invite You to View New and Extensive Collections of China, Crystal, Silver, Costume Jewelry, Objets d'Art, / Accessories, Gifts for Men, at Seventeen Baltimore Block, Beginning Oct. 1st, 1938
  • Author: Harvey Smith and Charles Williams (American, active 1938)
  • Date: 1938
  • Medium: Color lithograph, printed on fabric
  • Dimensions: Sheet: 16 15/16 × 10 15/16 in. (43 × 27.8 cm)
  • Classification: Prints
  • Credit Line: Gift of Harvey Smith, 1976
  • Object Number: 1976.604.16
  • Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints

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