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Court Square Fountain Lithograph antique published in 1917 as a

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published in 1917 as a fund raiser for WWI relief efforts

more "Position respective des Peoples de la Terre" by Louis Brion de la Tour (1756-1823)

Abstract study gouache on paper by Geneva Flores Hart (1906-2008)

Signed in pencil by Sally Gee Pettus upper left corner

When the Legends Die by Hal Borland

Court Square Fountain Lithograph antique published in 1917 as aCourt Square Fountain in Montgomery Alabama by Douglas Harrison lithograph. Signed and numbered 123 250 lower margin. Unframed. Displayed in original triple mat and backing. Oval opening size 9. 75"H x 6. 75"L, overall size 14. 75" x 11. 75.

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