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Group entry for Knobby Boys to the Rescue

Artist Harry Devlin (American, 1918-2001)

Author Wende Devlin (American, 1918 - 2002)

Author Harry Devlin (American, 1918-2001)

Publisherpublished by Parents' Magazine Press (New York, New York)

Date1965

CultureAmerican

MediumWatercolor and gouache with pen and ink on illustration board

ClassificationsDrawing

Credit LineGift of Wende and Harry Devlin

Object number1988.0056.001-023

Exhibition History- Children's Lit, 03/1990-09/1990, Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, NJ (.006-.007 only)

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