Of courage undaunted : across the continent with Lewis and Clark : production material 1951.

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Of courage undaunted : across the continent with Lewis and Clark : production material 1951.

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An account of the resourcefulness and courage of the Lewis and Clark expedition from original records and diaries of the expedition. 3 ink & pencil illustrations with one separation; 62 pencil illustrations with one separation; 1 charcoal & pastel study for jacket; 1 ink study; 1 preliminary lithograph; 5 pencil studies.

Illustrations : 74 items.

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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