Humble Homage to His Majesty Pierre I the King of Serbia and to His Valiant Army

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Humble Homage to His Majesty Pierre I the King of Serbia and to His Valiant Army
Image Not Available for Humble Homage to His Majesty Pierre I the King of Serbia and to His Valiant Army

Humble Homage to His Majesty Pierre I the King of Serbia and to His Valiant Army

Maker (b. 1872, Wloclawek, Poland - d. 1941, Paris, France)
MediumLithograph or photogravure
Dimensionssheet: 22 1/4 in. x 19 3/4 in. (56.5 cm x 50.2 cm)
ClassificationPRINTS
Credit LineGift of Mrs. E. Myles Standish (Hilda Crosby, Class of 1924)
Object number1975.13.22
Status
Not on view
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