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A Bouquet of Flowers; verso: Sketch of a bouquet and grapes

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Department of Drawings Private collection London sold [via Salamander Fine Arts London]; to George Abrams Boston 2005 gift; to Harvard Art Museums 2020 The Maida and George Abrams Collection Fogg Art Museum Harvard University Cambridge Massachusetts Gift of George Abrams in memory of the Honorable Ruth l. Abrams Radcliffe Class of 1953 and Harvard Law School Class of 1956
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Title: A Bouquet of Flowers; verso: Sketch of a bouquet and grapes
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