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Treatment Considerations for a Newly-Discovered Drawing by Martin Ramirez

Library Of Congress

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In 2009, an archivist at the Library of Congress working to catalog a gift collection discovered a rolled up, brittle drawing on the blank sides of patched-together pieces of mail that, after much research, was determined to be one of the earliest drawings by the Mexican-born, self-taught artist, Martin Ramirez (1895-1963). This lecture recounted the challenges, discoveries, and further questions stemming from Ramirez's drawing's conservation treatment.

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