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Vincenzo Perrone Statement
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A transcript of a statement of Vincenzo Perrone explaining his ability to support himself and his family in the U.S. This testimony was later to be found false, as shown in previous letter. December 24, 1899.
Venice Noon-day
Serigraph (screen print), "Venice Noon-day". Red and black are main colors. Signed by artist.
Untitled (Woodcut Print of Boats and Dock, Print 2)
Original woodcut print untitled. Piece depicts boats at a dock.
Untitled (Woodcut Print of Boats and Dock, Print 1)
Original woodcut print untitled. Piece depicts boats at a dock.
Untitled (Woodcut of Three American Indians)
Woodcut, black and white. Untitled, shows three American Indians. Signed and dated by artist.
Untitled (Three Women in Orange and Yellow with Blue Background)
A color woodcut depicting three women in orange and yellow with blue background. It had edition number of 35/200. It is dated and signed by the artist in the lower left corner.
Untitled (Stone Street and Gate)
Original ink woodcut print untitled. Piece depicts a quiet street scene.
Untitled (Print Depicting Woman Holding Child)
A print with hand written text. It is titled "ed 220" and it is signed by the artist.