Collection: Werner K. Sensbach Graphic Art Collection, 1976/2018 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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Madison Hall Stairs – wood engraving (P187), 1999 1 items Box 1, Folder 24

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McIntire Amphitheatre - color woodcut, oversize (C52), 1997 1 items Flat_Box OS Box Q-18, Oversize_Folder(Within_an_OSBox) 4 [X031750655]

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Monroe Hill – woodcut (P191), 1995 1 items Box 1, Folder 25

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Pavilion I and the Rotunda – etching aquatint (P 192), 1995 1 items Box 1, Folder 26

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Pavilion IX and Rotunda – etching (P195), 1995 1 items Box 1, Folder 28

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Pavilion VII and Charlottesville, 2nd Street – 2 etchings, matted (P193), 1995 1 items Box 1, Folder 27

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Preliminary Sketches of University of Virginia buildings for etchings, woodcuts, etc. and one sketch of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 1992/2001 13 items Box 1, Folder 42

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Preliminary Studies for Prints (etchings, etc.), 1993/2004 1 folder(s) Box 1, Folder 43

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Publicity and Exhibition Materials, 2000/2018 1 folder(s) Box 1, Folder 44

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Rotunda and East Range – etching, matted (P198), 1996 1 items Box 1, Folder 32

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