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File:Picabia Machine Turn.jpg

The artist died in 1953.
Artwork image information
Title Machine Turn Quickly (Machine, Tournez Vite)
Artist Francis Picabia (1879-1953)
Year 1916
Creation location
Type Tempera on paper
Height 49
Width 32
Depth
Units cm
City
Museum/Gallery Private collection
Source http://cgfa.sunsite.dk/p/p-picabia4.htm
Permission fair use/art
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