1941 American Military Posters - Brown-Ewing & Rawls, US Army Air Forces Public Relations Division - "This Callow Clam" dorm done for an Avedon exhibition

Name: 1941 American Military Posters - Brown-Ewing & Rawls, US Army Air Forces Public Relations Division - "This Callow Clam" dorm done for an Avedon exhibition
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1941 American Military Posters Brown Ewing & Rawls, US Army Air Forces Public Relations Division "This Callow Clam" dorm done for an Avedon exhibition done for an Avedon exhibition at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts The statue was built in memory of Admiral Horatio Nelson who fought (and died) in the Battle of Trafalgar Date: 1941 Size: 15 x 11 inches

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