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1975; closing year unconfirmed
Exhibition
Baltimore
1975; closing year unconfirmed
Baltimore Museum of Art presented "Anywhere So Long As There Be Freedom," Charles Carroll of Carrollton, His Family & His Maryland in 1975. The National Gallery of Art’s published object histories document 1 surviving work in this reconstruction: Charles Carroll of Carrollton by Chester Harding (c. 1828; oil on canvas). The links follow native object identifiers and accessions, retaining the history’s catalogue references and the present unqualified maker attribution. This evidence identifies selected exhibited paintings, drawings or original prints; it does not establish artist attendance, ownership by the host, or a complete checklist. Exact opening and closing days remain unconfirmed.
Also recorded as: "Anywhere So Long As There Be Freedom," Charles Carroll of Carrollton, His Family & His Maryland, Baltimore Museum of Art
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