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John Heliker. Nova Scotia Landscape, No. 2, 1956. watercolor and tempera on masonite, Gift of Ralph L. Wilson, 1957.149. Copyrighted.

Nova Scotia Landscape, No. 2

1956

John Heliker

John Heliker (American, 1909–2000)

American Painting and Sculpture

Nova Scotia Landscape, No. 2, 1956. John Heliker (American, 1909–2000). Watercolor and tempera on masonite; The Cleveland Museum of Art, Gift of Ralph L. Wilson 1957.149

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Maker/Artist: John Heliker
Classification: Painting
Formatted Medium: watercolor and tempera on masonite
Medium: watercolor, tempera, masonite
Inscribed: Inscription: Signed lower right: "Heliker"
Departments: American Painting and Sculpture
Accession Number: 1957.149
Credit Line: Gift of Ralph L. Wilson
Exhibitions: Landscape
Rights Statement: Copyrighted

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