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Henri Matisse. Portrait of Madame Matisse. (The green line). 1905. 40.50 x 32.5 cm. Oil and tempera on canvas. Statens Museum for Kunst.

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Artwork image information
Title Portrait of Madame Matisse. (The green line)
Artist Henri Matisse (1869-1954)
Year 1905
Creation location France
Type Oil and tempera on canvas.
Height 40.50
Width 32.5
Depth
Units cm
City Copenhagen
Museum/Gallery Statens Museum for Kunst
Source http://www.smk.dk/smk.nsf/5a8a7f63d33b85d8c125697a007844f9/919a110b1d91e60ac1256b7900455fbe!OpenDocument
Permission fair use/art
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