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Paul Gauguin

The Woman with Figs

1894, printed 1899
Etching with open bite applied with a reed pen on a zinc plate, in dark green ink with selective wiping, on cream wove Japanese paper (a proofing paper)
26.9 × 44.5 cm (10.6 × 17.5 in)

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