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1970 Pop Art Eduardo Paolozzi Last of the Idols Print - ORIGINAL POP1 XDB8 Usher and Bell founded a

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Usher and Bell founded a company with Sanderson called the North British Distiller

Subiaco" in Rome

Keywords specific to this image: Gauzrib Fabric

This is an original 1921 black and white print ad for Lupton Steel Sash Products from the David Lupton's Sons Company on Clearfield and Weikel Streets in Philadelphia

There is a surface blemish in the left margin of this image

1970 Pop Art Eduardo Paolozzi Last of the Idols Print - ORIGINAL POP1 XDB8 Usher and Bell founded a"The Last of the Idols, 1963." This is an original 1970 color print of a work by British Pop artist, Eduardo Paolozzi (1924 2005). The print measures 4. 25 x 10 inches, and it is tipped in on a brown mounting board which measures approx. 8 x 11. 5 inches. Included with this item is an image of the artist which is printed with black ink on clear acetate. This image measures 4 x 6 inches on a sheet of clear acetate which measures approx. 8 x 11. 5

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