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Young Woman with Hands Joined on the Chair Back

Henri Matisse

Young Woman with Hands Joined on the Chair Back

1928

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Young Woman with Hands Joined on the Chair Back

Henri Matisse

Young Woman with Hands Joined on the Chair Back

Henri Matisse

Young Woman with Hands Joined on the Chair Back

1928

Physical Qualities Drypoint on chine collé, Sheet: 382 x 284 mm. (15 1/16 x 11 3/16 in.) Plate: 155 x 123 mm. (6 1/8 x 4 13/16 in.)
Credit Line Marguerite Matisse Duthuit Collection
Object Number 2010.148
The Baltimore Museum of Art by gift, 2010; Claude and Barbara Duthuit, France

Inscribed: lower right in graphite: "7/25 / Henri Matisse"; lower center verso in graphite: "Pl 126"

Artist

Henri Matisse

1868–1953

French, 1869-1954
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2000
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Studies
1929–1930
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1936
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Henri Matisse and Roger Lacourière
Studies
1929–1930
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1929–1930
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Woman on Horseback
1848–1889