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Cats & Dogs, Alabama, U.S.A., from "Recent Developments"

Accession Number
1987/1.175.4

Title
Cats & Dogs, Alabama, U.S.A., from "Recent Developments"

Artist(s)
Elliott Erwitt

Object Creation Date
1975

Medium & Support
gelatin silver print on paper

Dimensions
14 in. x 11 in. ( 35.5 cm x 27.9 cm )

Credit Line
Gift of Lawrence and Carol Zicklin

Primary Object Classification
Photograph

Collection Area
Photography

Rights
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Keywords
Alabama
doors
doorways
modern and contemporary art
portfolios
satire

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