Ichabod Crane Tells His Tales at the Fireside

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Ichabod Crane Tells His Tales at the Fireside

Felix Octavius Carr Darley

Date
c. 1849
Medium
Graphite on cream wove paper
Culture
American
Department
Department of Drawings
Institution
Harvard Art Museums
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