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Description Dora Ohlfsen-Bagge, Australian medallist mostly resident in Italy, holding her medallion of Mussolini, which she created in 1922.
Date c. 1922. The photograph is unsigned and undated; it was probably taken in Italy and was published in (among others) "Mussolini on Medallion", Philadelphia Inquirer, 19 March 1925, p. 17.
Source Art Gallery of New South Wales
Author Unknown; it was published without a copyright notice.
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