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The banks of a river (Les Berges)

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Rights: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/

Værkdatering: 1888-1890 Dateringen: Venturi: 1888-94; V. revised: 1900-06; Adriani: 1888-94; Rewald: 1888-90.

Paul Cézanne

laid paper

1888-1890

Title: The banks of a river (Les Berges)

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