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Using reproductions of Frank McMahon's courtroom drawings, the Artists Guild of Chicago advertised the release of a film by
Marv Gold about the 1969 Chicago Conspiracy Trial. McMahon's renderings captured the drama of several pivotal moments of
the mid-twentieth century, including the 1955 trial of those accused in the murder of Chicagoan Emmett Till.
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