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Dorothy Marder

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Arrangement, Dorothy Marder, 1945

Arrangement

1945 · Not on view · National Gallery of Art

A young girl holds a poster that reads, "No War Toys," at demonstration, Dorothy Marder, 1961-1975

A young girl holds a poster that reads, "No War Toys," at demonstration

1961-1975 · Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago

Street scene of Women Strike for Peace demonstrators, carrying banners and signs with van reading, "Peace on Wheel" in foreground, Dorothy Marder, 1961-1975

Street scene of Women Strike for Peace demonstrators, carrying banners and signs with van reading, "Peace on Wheel" in foreground

1961-1975 · Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago

Portrait of woman at demonstration holding flowers and Women Strike for Peace sign reading "Make the world safe for children! Support UN Special Session on Disarmament May 23-June 27 Write to: President Jimmy Carter, the White House Washington DC. 20500", Dorothy Marder, May 23, 1978

Portrait of woman at demonstration holding flowers and Women Strike for Peace sign reading "Make the world safe for children! Support UN Special Session on Disarmament May 23-June 27 Write to: President Jimmy Carter, the White House Washington DC. 20500"

May 23, 1978 · Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago