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Artist: Harriet Keese Lanfair
[Untitled] Beach Scene
By Harriet Keese Lanfair
Located in New York, NY
Harriet (Keese) Lanfair (1900-1988) lithograph, c. 1935, signed in pencil on lower right margin. Printed on a very light japan paper, with margins. A proof impression, with printers...
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1930s American Realist Harriet Keese Lanfair Art
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