Gordon Hope Grant artwork, circa 1940-1945.

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Gordon Hope Grant artwork, circa 1940-1945.

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Gordon Hope Grant artwork contains 5 lithographs and 1 watercolor painting. Grant is known for his maritime subjects. Gordon Hope Grant artwork contains 5 lithographs and 1 watercolor painting, all of a maritime nature: "Small Craft," lithograph, 1943; "The Seine Boat," lithograph, 1943; "The Sand Fence," lithograph, circa 1940; "Untitled" (boat in harbor), lithograph, undated; "Untitled" (sailing vessel), lithograph, undated; "Untitled" (woman and 2 sailors), watercolor painting, undated.

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RIT Library, Wallace Library

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RIT Library, Wallace Library

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Grant, Gordon, 1875-1962

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