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Maker
Ishigo, Estelle
(1899 - 1990)
Date1942
Mediumpencil, paper
DimensionsH: 8 in, W: 10.75 in
ClassificationsFine Arts
Credit LineJapanese American National Museum
Object number94.195.7F
Description1 drawing on paper ; 8 x 10.75 in.;Pencil drawing of the forced removal of Japanese Americans by bus in residential area during World War II, United States. Two buses wait on tree-lined street as people gather on sidewalks to board buses. Heads of people visible in windows. In foreground, roughly drawn image of a person seated on ground, right, as two other people comfort her; a woman in a suit and hat holds the hands of an older woman, left, as a boy in cap stands by at left. City skyline visible in distance.
1942
1942
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