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In this drawing, Jacob Glushakow (1914-2000) used hatched lines to depict an alley in East Baltimore flanked by buildings with darkened windows. A telephone pole and power lines can be seen in front of more buildings and a tree without its leaves in the background. An empty cart sits in front of a fence at…

In this drawing, Jacob Glushakow (1914-2000) used hatched lines to depict an alley in East Baltimore flanked by buildings with darkened windows. A telephone pole and power lines can be seen in front of more buildings and a tree without its leaves in the background. An empty cart sits in front of a fence at…

East Baltimore Alley

Description

In this drawing, Jacob Glushakow (1914-2000) used hatched lines to depict an alley in East Baltimore flanked by buildings with darkened windows. A telephone pole and power lines can be seen in front of more buildings and a tree without its leaves in the background. An empty cart sits in front of a fence at the end of the alley.

Creator

Date

1933

Materials

Pen and ink on paper

Dimensions

17 H x 21 W inches

Object ID

2014.1.64

Accession Number

2014.1

Resource ID

7974

Credit Line

The Jacob Glushakow Collection, Gift of Herbert S. Denenberg and Naomi G. Denenberg and Helen and Mildred Glushakow

Digital Publisher

Digital resource provided by the Maryland Center for History and Culture

Rights

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