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Wood block with wood cut, "The Ancients," made by local artist Richard Bennett, ca. 1933

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Local artist, Richard Bennett, designed and made this woodblock in featuring an etching of a large Pacific Northwest tree. He titled the prints "The Ancients."
ID Number: 2006.38.192
Date: Circa 1933
Creator(s): Bennett, Richard, Artist
Physical Description: 1 Block, Wood; wood, ink; 6 in.H x 4 in.W x 1 in.D.
Credit: MOHAI, 2006.38.192
Subjects: Visual Arts, Nature

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