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Ink and wash drawing of a dim interior with a ceiling lamp, a man beside a cart, and two figures behind a curved counter.

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Professor Mamlock: Three Figures in a Laboratory, Frederick Stover (1934-1943), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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An ink and wash drawing shows a dimly lit interior with a large circular ceiling fixture casting light downward. A standing man in a long coat rests his hand on a wheeled cart beside a curved counter, where two figures in white uniforms sit or stand behind it. A tall cylindrical apparatus stands at the left edge of the room. The work is catalogued as a print by Frederick Stover, dated 1934-1943.

Museum record: Library of Congress