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Through our complicated history, through light and shadow, we have persevered – humanity intact.
Art is the reason.

Hard Light in Trumbo Street, 1934

Hard Light in Trumbo Street, 1934
By Prentiss Taylor (American 1907–1991)
Watercolor and pencil
Gift of the artist
1961.001.0001

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