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New York City: 42nd Street by William Walcot — VisualArtsDB

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New York City: 42nd Street

New York City: 42nd Street

New York City: 42nd Street

1923

Medium: drypoint
Genre: Print
Museum: Cleveland Museum of Art

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England, 20th century

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Herodias: Page 27, The voice rose: Woe to thee, Pharisees and Sadducees, race of vipers, bursting with pride!

Herodias: Page 27, The voice rose: Woe to thee, Pharisees and Sadducees, race of vipers, bursting with pride!

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William Walcot, 1928

Herodias: Page 53, The head entered and mannaeus held it by the hair, at arm's length, proud from the applause

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Herodias: Page 7, The sun made the cliffs of white marble glitter, and the golden rays on its roof

Herodias: Page 7, The sun made the cliffs of white marble glitter, and the golden rays on its roof

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