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Image Not Available for "Close Your Mouth-Naughty Boy!" (recto);Man in lifeboat on rigging (verso)
"Close Your Mouth-Naughty Boy!" (recto);Man in lifeboat on rigging (verso)
Image Not Available for "Close Your Mouth-Naughty Boy!" (recto);Man in lifeboat on rigging (verso)

"Close Your Mouth-Naughty Boy!" (recto);Man in lifeboat on rigging (verso)

Creator Walter Trier (Canadian, 1890 - 1951)
Dateunknown
Mediumpen and ink and wash (recto);graphite on paper and pen and ink (verso)
Dimensionssheet: 30.1 x 25.7 cm (11 7/8 x 10 1/8 in.)
Credit LineGift of the Trier Fodor Foundation, 1977
Category
Object number84/385.1-.2
LocationNot currently on display

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