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Boudoir of Madame la Comtesse H--. Black Death Lay Heavy in the Heart of this Exquisite Flower (1919)

"Boudoir of Madame la Comtesse H--. Black Death Lay Heavy in the Heart of this Exquisite Flower", est une oeuvre réalisée par Claggett Wilson. L'oeuvre est actuellement exposée au Smithsonian American Art Museum

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Peintre : Claggett Wilson

Date de création : 1919

Musée : Smithsonian American Art Museum

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