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art academy. Around this time, he wrote "Drawing in the
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Tronco de Mango, Adolfo García Obregón. Sometime in the 1910s
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Adolfo García Obregón (1880-1931). Museo
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Retrato de anciano, Adolfo García Obregón. Without date.
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Revista
Ilustrada Blanco y Negro. Adolfo García Obregón
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En espera, Adolfo García Obregón. Between 1910 and 1919
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Comida Campestre, Adolfo García Obregón. Without date
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79:Painting
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