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December 28, 1918 issue

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After a visit to the Allied War Salon at the American Art Galleries, stay-at-home Americans will feel that through the vivid pictures drawn by men who have been part of the actual drudgery and routine of war, the great distance has been swept away and the war reaches to our very door-step. The drawings, grouped under the heading of "War Drawings of the Official Artists of the United States Army," picture every imaginable phase of the war. The most brilliant drawings are those by Wallace Morgan. They are beautifully and surely done, they have humor and truth, and they are quite unforgettable.

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ART museums; ART & war; ARTISTS -- United States; MORGAN, Wallace; ART & history; UNITED States
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