Withdrawing from the Battery after the Battery’s Guns Had Been Destroyed.

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Withdrawing from the Battery after the Battery’s Guns Had Been Destroyed. is an artwork. It is housed at the Tate Museums and was created in 1944. Classified as a On Paper, Unique, it measures 54.00 cm in width and 73.70 cm in height.

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creation period: 1944 - 1944
creation period details: 1944
width: 54.00 cm
height: 73.70 cm
art medium: On Paper, Unique
museum: Tate Museums
acquisition year: 1946
artists: Albert Richards
countries: United Kingdom

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