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1967
Exhibition
Tulsa, Oklahoma
1967
Philbrook Art Center presented What Is an Original Print? in 1967. The exhibition’s recorded title poses a question about original printmaking. The documented selection includes prints from different periods, preserving the specific techniques and surviving impressions. Exact surviving examples are Marc Chagall’s Musician (1922; etching and drypoint) and Henry Bernard Chalon’s Wild Horses (1804; crayon lithograph). The surviving museum histories establish only part of the checklist; exact opening and closing days remain unverified.
Also recorded as: What is an Original Print?, Philbrook Art Center, Tulsa, OK
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