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Photo Credit: photo: J. Giammatteo
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Young Girl
193220th century
370 x 304 mm (14.6 x 12 in.)
Augustus Peck, American, (1906–1975)
Object Type:
print
Medium and Support:
Monotype printed in brown, blue, red, yellow, and purple inks on brown wove paper
Print impression quality:
Excellent
Marks:
Signed in pencil, lower right: “Augustus Peck/32”; inscribed in pencil, lower left: “Young Girl”
Bibliography:
See C. Adams, American Lithography (Albuquerque, NM, 1983), p. 124 on the artist and color lithography.
Credit Line:
Gift of George W. Davison (BA Wesleyan 1892), 1939
Accession Number:
1939.D1.113
Keywords
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This object has the following keywords:
- children (people by age group) - People in the earliest developmental stage of life. [August 1996 related term added. February 1995 descriptor changed, was "children". September 1993 related term added. November 1992 alternate term added. February 1991 scope note added.]
- girls - Use to refer to female human beings from birth through adolescence. [August 1993 descriptor added.]
- monotypes - Unique prints made using the process of monotype. [June 1995 related term added; alternate term changed, was "monotype".]
- youth - Use for people below the age of full maturity, generally 17 years of age and younger. [April 1994 lead-in terms added. September 1993 scope note added. August 1993 related terms added. November 1992 alternate term added. September 1990 lead-in terms added.]
Dimensions
- image Dimensions: 370 x 304 mm (14.6 x 12 in.)
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Credit Caption
Augustus Peck, American, (1906–1975) . Young Girl, 1932. Monotype printed in brown, blue, red, yellow, and purple inks on brown wove paper. image : 370 x 304 mm (14.6 x 12 in.). Sheet : 451 x 377 mm (17.8 x 14.8 in.). DAC accession number 1939.D1.113. Gift of George W. Davison (BA Wesleyan 1892), 1939. (photo: J. Giammatteo) .