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A surreal sketch of a large insect-like creature on its hind legs towering over fleeing humanoi…
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A surreal sketch of a large insect-like creature on its hind legs towering over fleeing humanoid figures against a swirling background. Illegible cursive text lines the bottom of the illustration.

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Date20th century
ClassificationsPrint
DimensionsImage Size: 9 1/16 × 5 13/16 in.
Credit LineGift of Walter and Anita Schwarz
Object number1999.4.1121
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