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Lew Davis "The Rebel (Elizabeth Ruskin)" Print Florentine Baroque Funny socks inspired by famousLew Davis, The Rebel (Elizabeth Ruskin), 1932. Collection of Phoenix Art Museum. This reproduction is printed using state of the art printing technology and materials. The high density pigments provide rich and long lasting colors and tonalities. Printed on 100% acid free cotton fine art paper designed to preserve color and detail for a hundred years or more. Printed in the USA. Comes boarded and wrapped in a clear sleeve.