"The Tower Had One Window" from the story "Rapunzel"

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"The Tower Had One Window" from the story "Rapunzel"
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"The Tower Had One Window" from the story "Rapunzel"

PortfolioPlate from the book "Six Fairy Tales"
Date1970
MediumEtching and aquatint
DimensionsSheet: 455 × 310 mm. (17 15/16 × 12 3/16 in.)
Credit LineThe Ryda Hecht Levi Collection of Illustrated Books, Bequest of Ryda H. Levi, Baltimore
Object number2009.27.2
NOT ON VIEW
Last Updated1/11/24
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