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Gustave Baumann Temple of St. Francis Art Gallery Poster Harvey What survives for a personA fine art poster of Gustave Baumann's original color woodcut "Temple of St. Francis Art Gallery". The original print is in the collection of the New Mexico Museum of Art. Measures 18" x 20". Gustave Baumann was born in Germany and immigrated to Chicago in 1891. He received his art education from the Art Institute of Chicago. His earliest color woodcuts date from 1906. Gustave Baumann became a preeminent woodcut artist, winning the gold medal for