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Auguste Renoir - Self-portrait at the age of thirty five 1876

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Picasso revised the painting a great deal before settling on the final arrangement:
he first depicted Harlequin without ruffs at the neck or cuffs; a large glass stood on
the table where the match striker now appears; Harlequin's bicorne hat originally
rested behind his right hand; and the floral wallpaper was more extensive and not
hidden by the high banquette. - art-Picasso.com

Tehamana was a Tahitian girl who became Paul Gauguin's companion and,
in some ways, the embodiment of his feelings about Tahitian culture. Here
Gauguin showed her wearing the prim dress imposed on native women by
European missionaries, a sign that Tahiti was not quite the "primitive"
paradise the artist had hoped to find. - art-Gauguin.com

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Auguste Renoir 1841-1919

Auguste Renoir - Self-portrait at the age of thirty five 1876

Self-portrait at the age of thirty five
1876 73x57cm oil/canvas
Fogg Art Museum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

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Auguste Renoir 1841-1919

Auguste Renoir - Self-portrait at the age of thirty five 1876

Self-portrait at the age of thirty five 1876 73x57cm oil/canvas Fogg Art Museum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

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Self-portrait at the age of thirty five
1876 73x57cm oil/canvas
Fogg Art Museum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA