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Artist: Ángel Bracho
NO OLVIDEMOS A JULIUS Y ETHEL ROSENBERG
By Ángel Bracho
Located in Santa Monica, CA
ANGEL BRACHO (b. 1911 -)
NO OLVIDEMOS A JULIUS Y ETHEL ROSENBERG…….1953 (P. 151)
Linocut and letterpress 36 13/16 x 26 9/16” Some ...
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1950s Other Art Style Ángel Bracho Art
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Linocut
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