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Image Not Available for Crimes and Punishments: All right, he's dead! But was he on my land or wasn't he?
Crimes and Punishments: All right, he's dead! But was he on my land or wasn't he?
Image Not Available for Crimes and Punishments: All right, he's dead! But was he on my land or wasn't he?

Crimes and Punishments: All right, he's dead! But was he on my land or wasn't he?

Artist (Swiss, 1865–1925)
Date1800s
Mediumcolor lithograph on cream wove paper
Dimensions30.8 x 23.9 cm (sheet)
ClassificationsPrints
Credit LineSarah C. Garver Fund
Object number1974.300
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