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"Untitled" - Miné Okubo

Media
pen and ink drawing of internment camp
Description
Untitled (Preparing wreaths for Wakasa memorial, Central Utah Relocation Project, Topaz, Utah, 1942–44) by Miné Okubo.
Creator
Miné Okubo
Source
Gift of the Miné Okubo Estate
Publisher
Japanese American National Museum
Date
c. 1942–44
Rights
Fair use
Format
Ink on paper
Type
Still image

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  • Japanese-American Artists in Greenwich Village and the East Village: A Walking Tour Stop #4: Miné Okubo's Residence

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