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Female Torso

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Department of Modern & Contemporary Art Gaston Lachaise sold; to Mrs. Wiener 1931 sold; to Lois Orswell gift; to Harvard University Art Museums 1995. NOTE: Provenance provided by Mrs. Orswell. Mrs. Wiener was first Mrs. Maurice Wertheim. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Gift of Lois Orswell
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Title: Female Torso
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