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Macbeth: The Witches
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Henri Joachim Delacroix Paris (Lugt 3604). Claude Roger-Marx (Lugt 3548) sold [through his sale Drouot Richelieu commissaires-priseurs Mes Audap Solanet S. C. P. Godeau-Velliet March 24 1995 lot 10]. Anonymous collector long term loan; to Harvard Art Museums 2023
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Anonymous loan in memory of David Becker
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