Drawing, "Round Jar with Horizontal Lines, Capstan Glass Company", February 16, 1932
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We acquired this object in 1973
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- Object ID: 18479875
- Accession Number: 1973-15-104
- Acquired: 1973
- Short URL: http://cprhw.tt/o/2CHqx/
- Drawing, "Round Jar with Horizontal Lines, Capstan Glass Company", February 16, 1932. Henry Dreyfuss .February 16, 1932. Graphite on tracing paper. Gift of University of California, Los Angeles. 1973-15-104.
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- Designed by Henry Dreyfuss
Round jar with horizontal lines.
This drawing is graphite on tracing paper with the following markings: Stamped in black ink, lower margin: HENRY DREYFUSS . 580 FIFTH AVENUE . NEW YORK . BRYANT 8638; lower right: FEB 16 1932
. Its dimensions are: 27.4 x 18.8 cm (10 13/16 x 7 3/8 in.).
It is inscribed Inscribed in red crayon, lower right: 51 [encircled]
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This drawing is from United States and dated February 16, 1932
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Gift of University of California, Los Angeles. Its provenance is Henry Dreyfuss (Gift) We acquired this object in 1973.
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