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George Sugarman

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Birth

1912 (Bronx, New York)
Death

1999 (New York, New York)

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Black and White, 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1965.334
Blue and Black, 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1965.335
Blue and White, 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1965.342
Brown, Black and White, 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1965.346
Green and White, 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1965.338
Green, Blue and Black, 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1965.328
Green, White and Orange, 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1965.327
Green, White and Red, 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1965.343
Grey and White (research proof), 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1973.56
Hope and Peace, 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1965.337
Litho Drawing I, 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1965.341
Litho Drawing II, 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1965.333
Orange and White, 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1965.344
Orange, Magenta and Blue, 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1965.339
Pen and Purple, 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1965.345
Poem, 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1965.325
Poem, 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1965.326
Purple and White, 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1965.347
Red and White, 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1965.324
Red, White and Blue, 1965

George Sugarman

Lithograph
1965.329

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