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Image of Engraving tool, brayer or roller, used by local artist Richard Bennett, ca. 1930-1950
2006.38.185
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Engraving tool, brayer or roller, used by local artist Richard Bennett, ca. 1930-1950

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Richard Bennett used this brayer to roll ink onto a woodblock for printing.
ID Number: 2006.38.185
Date: Circa 1930-1950
Physical Description: 1 Brayer; metal, plastic, wood; 6 in.H x 4.5 in.W x 1.25 in.D
Place Made: United States of America, WASHINGTON
Credit: MOHAI, 2006.38.185
Subjects: Visual Arts
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