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Maker
Charles Medlin
You have the right to remain silent
Date
1979
Medium
Silver, copper, fabricated
Credit Line
Georgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia;Transfer from the Lamar Dodd School of Art, gift of the artist
Object number
2010.549
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