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Artist Henri Matisse
Title La danse (second version)
Year 1909-1910
Technique oil on canvas
Dimensions 260 x 391 cm
Current location State Hermitage Museum Saint Petersburg, Russia
Source State Hermitage Museum
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  • COPYRIGHT @ 1997 by The Hermitage Museum, All rights reserved. : GJ-9673;0; Matisse Henri. Dance.
  • Copyright (C) 1996 by the IBM Corporation

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