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"Baigneuses au Ruisseau" (Study for the etching Bathers in the Mountains)

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There is a more finished drawing of the same subject at the Art Institute of Chicago, Baigneuses dans la Montagne.
Department of Drawings Rodolphe Bresdin. estate stamp (not in Lugt) Paul Bresdin. artist's son D. G. Santee Landweer Amsterdam 1930. Provenance uncertain J. Fred Bianchi Amsterdam. Sale: Amsterdam 23-27 November 1964 lot 848 Adolph Schwarz Amsterdam-Amstelveen. Robert M. Light and Co. Santa Barbara CA. Vermeer Associates Limited Brampton Ontario purchased from R.M. Light & Co. 1991 sold to HUAM 1993. Long term loan to HUAM from June 1991 to 1993 Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum The Kate Maurice R. and Melvin R. Seiden Purchase Fund and Richard Norton Memorial Fund
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Title: "Baigneuses au Ruisseau" (Study for the etching Bathers in the Mountains)
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There is a more finished drawing of the same subject at the Art Institute of Chicago, Baigneuses dans la Montagne.

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