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Third Case Grosz by George Grosz — VisualArtsDB

Third Case Grosz

Third Case Grosz

1917

Medium: Pen and black ink on cream wove paper
Dimensions: 36.8 × 32 cm (14 1/2 × 12 5/8 in.)
Genre: pen and ink drawings
Museum: Art Institute of Chicago

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drawings (visual works)inkpen and ink drawingsprints and drawingcolored inkblack inkcoating (material)paper (fiber product)

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