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Japanese-American artist John Matsudaira, African-American artist James Washington, and Chinese artist Fay Chong (left to right) admiring an art piece by an unidentified artist, December 25, 1951

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Ogawa 12-42-16a
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Artists
  3. Asian Americans
  4. Chong, Fay
  5. Matsudaira, John
  6. Paintings
  7. Seattle
  8. Washington (State)
  9. Washington, James W., 1911 2000

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