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Jack Matsukawa

How Has the Hammer Changed in 27 Years? Just Ask Jack Matsukawa

Letter from Fred Grunwald to Ebria Feinblatt, July 27, 1954. Photo courtesy Museum Associates/LACMA.

Episode 5: Ebria Feinblatt Correspondence

Index card documenting Fred Grunwald's inquiry into his claim against the German government, June 17, 1948. National Archives, College Park, MD.

Episode 4: The NARA Labyrinth

Tito Schipa. Bain Collection, Library of Congress.

Episode 3: A Tale of Two Families: the Grunwalds and the Wistinetzkis

Ship Manifest, S.S. President Roosevelt, February 15, 1939. National Archives, Washington, DC/Ancestry.com

Episode 2: Setting Sail: The Grunewalds (now the Grunwalds) Come to America

Grunwald family

Episode 1: Who was Fred Grunwald?

Raymond Pettibon, No Title (When I see), 2006. Pen and ink drawing on paper. 30 1/4 x 22 3/8 in. (76.8 x 56.8 cm). Hammer Museum, Los Angeles. Purchase.

Where are They Now? The Drawings of Raymond Pettibon

Visitor Experience Representative Ramon

VER Staff Spotlight: Ramon Espinosa

Karol Dominguez

Karol Dominguez Ponce on Air Bud, Aparna, and Accessibility to the Arts

Corita Kent, crocuses for summer, 1980

Building Our Corita Kent Digital Archive

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