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    "Oh joy! He found a nail loose behind a cellar window" by John Sloan, 1906

    "Oh joy! He found a nail loose behind a cellar window" ,1906

    crayon and pencil on paperboard
    14陆 x 14陆 in. (36.8 x 36.8 cm.)
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    I Punched My Long Needle into His Leg by John Sloan, 1906

    I Punched My Long Needle into His Leg ,1906

    Black conte crayon and ink on paper
    19 3/4 x 15 3/8 inches
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    From Critters to People by John Sloan, 1906

    From Critters to People ,1906

    Black crayon on paper
    16 x 14 in
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    Why Did He Do It? by John Sloan, 1912

    Why Did He Do It? ,1912

    pencil and ink on paperboard
    14陆 x 21陆 in. (36.8 x 54.6 cm.)
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    THE CAFÉ AT BETHESDA FOUNTAIN, CENTRAL PARK by John Sloan, 1904

    THE CAF脡 AT BETHESDA FOUNTAIN, CENTRAL PARK ,1904

    conte crayon on paper
    13 by 20 1/4 inches (33 by 51.5 cm)
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    The Shoemaker by John Sloan, 1906

    The Shoemaker ,1906

    Black chalk and brush and ink wash with white heightening on paper
    507x603 mm
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    The Saloon in New York by John Sloan, 1908

    The Saloon in New York ,1908

    watercolor and ink on paper
    11 x 21戮 in
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    "Nude Reading" by John Sloan

    "Nude Reading"

    etching on paper
    14 1/2 x 15 1/2 x 1 inches
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    "Very earnestly it was explained to her some way or other, by some miracle or other, she had become owner of a vast sum of money." Original illustration for "The Son of the Handmaid" by John Russell, published on page 48 of Hearst's International magazine, March 1923 by John Sloan

    "Very earnestly it was explained to her some way or other, by some miracle or other, she had become owner of a vast sum of money." Original illustration for "The Son of the Handmaid" by John Russell, published on page 48 of Hearst's International magazine, March 1923

    Ink with reductive markings on coated thin board
    343x400 mm; 13 1/2x15 3/4 inches, on 14 1/2x20 3/4-inch board
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