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Werner Drewes

Precarious Support

1984

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  • Artist Werner Drewes (American, b. Germany, 1899–1985)
  • Title Precarious Support
  • Date 1984
  • Medium Woodcut
  • Edition description proof
  • Dimensions unframed | 23 1/8 x 19 in.
  • Credit line Gift of Wolfram Drewes in honor of his father, the artist Werner Drewes, 1991
  • Object number WU 1991.16.25

1991
Wolfram Drewes

Inscription LR below image in graphite: "Drewes"; INSCRIPTIONS: LR below image image in graphite: "Drewes -84-"; LLC in graphite: "proof R417"

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