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Il semble bien
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Il semble bien

Cartoon

Looks Like It.
Artist (1866-1949)
SignatureL. l. within image, Rostap
Date 1904
Medium / Technique Ink on card stock
DimensionsOverall: 29 x 15 cm
Origin Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Object NumberM2001X.6.43.1.45
CollectionMcCord
Status
Not on view

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Looks Like It
Looks Like It
Rostap
1905
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2009
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2013
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John Collins
1956
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