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1967 Woodcut Prodigal Son Murillo Adaptation Charles D. Rogers African XAA2 YFT8 This is an original 1907

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1967 Woodcut Prodigal Son Murillo Adaptation Charles D. Rogers African XAA2 YFT8 This is an original 1907This is an original 1967 black and white woodcut of "An Adaptation From The Theme Of The Prodigal Son By Murillo" by Charles D. Rogers. A native of Cherokee, Oklahoma, Rogers studied at Hayel Shively and UCLA. His works have been exhibited at the Oakland Fireman's Hall, Dooto's Music Center, De Voes Travel Agency, the Rosencrans branch of Security First National Bank, the All City Art Festival and more. CONDITION This 44+ year old Item is rated Near

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