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Study of a Horse from the Parthenon Frieze; verso: Three Drapery Studies from the Parthenon Frieze
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Le Bateau-Lavoir Paris. Mrs. Bernard Helman Cambridge Gift to Fogg Art Museum 1964. Gift in honor of Miss Agnes Mongan.
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Gift of Mrs. Bernard Helman in honor of Miss Agnes Mongan
Title: Study of a Horse from the Parthenon Frieze; verso: Three Drapery Studies from the Parthenon Frieze
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