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Artist: Abe Ajay
Abe Ajay, Peggy
By Abe Ajay
Located in New York, NY
Abraham Ajay (also known as Abe Ajay or even 'Ajay') was from a Syrian Pennsylvanian family who came to New York City. He attended the Art Students League and...
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1930s American Modern Abe Ajay Art

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Lithograph

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