The Shoemaker
Jacob Lawrence · 1945
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What the record supports
"The Shoemaker," created by Jacob Lawrence in 1945, is a drawing executed in watercolor and gouache over graphite on paper. The artwork measures 22 3/4 × 31 inches (57.8 × 78.7 cm).
The Metropolitan Museum of Art acquired "The Shoemaker" in 1946 through the George A. Hearn Fund, and it is classified within the Modern and Contemporary Art department.
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