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| 1716 |
| The Enemy Camp Was Upon a Grassy Slope |
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| Date: | 04/29/1929 | |
| Size: | 0″H x 0″W | |
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| Type: | illustration | |
| Published: | Schultz, James Willard. “Skull Head the Terrible.” The American Boy, August 1929: 14. caption: The enemy camp was upon a grassy slope running down to the outlet of the lake. |
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| Inscription: | ul: S – ’29 | |
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| Comments: | index edit | |
| Commentary: | This painting was cut down by the artist (day books). | |
| Provenance: | See#1716cdl and #1716cdr | |
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