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Artist: Henry A. Ogden
Raising the Flag Over a Colonial Ship
Raising the Flag Over a Colonial Ship

Henry A. OgdenRaising the Flag Over a Colonial Ship

$3,600

Raising the Flag Over a Colonial Ship

By Henry A. Ogden

Located in Fort Washington, PA

Medium: Gouache on Board Signature: Signed Lower Left Illustration, American Litho. Co., 1904;

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Early 20th Century Henry A. Ogden Art

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Gouache, Board

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