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Criss-Cross Trees

Jack Leigh

American, 1948–2004

Details

Title

Criss-Cross Trees

Artist/Maker

Jack Leigh (American, 1948–2004)

Date

1984

Medium

Gelatin silver print

Dimensions

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Credit

Purchase with funds from Paul Miller, Mrs. Robert O. Levitt, Phillip and Patricia Laney, and V. Tomm Frungillo

Accession #

2021.359

On View

Currently not on view

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