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The Abandoned Pool, or, The Swamp
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Department of Prints
H. von Bayer Germany (1293) Collector.
C. von d. 1904 Guerard Germany (1109) Collector.
Richard Jung (not in Lugt) Collector.
Lutz Riester Freiburg Germany sold to Harvard University Art Museums 1999. References: Robert-Dumesnil 29. Rosenberg/Thuillier 176.
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Acquisition Fund for Prints
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