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Japanese and Chinese Prints and Drawings Donated by Gillett G. Griffin

This group of Japanese and Chinese prints and drawings was donated by Gillett G. Griffin (1928–2016), curator emeritus of graphic arts, in honor of Dale Roylance. It represents a small portion of the Far Eastern works on paper held by the Graphic Arts division. Also included are several sketchbooks, which were collected together with the eighteenth- and nineteenth-century drawings.

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Bush, Alfred L. “GILLETT GOOD GRIFFIN (1928–2016).” The Princeton University Library Chronicle 78, no. 1 (2020): 174–80.

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