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Female Nude, Stanisław Wyspiański

Female Nude

Akt kobiety (museum title)

Stanisław Wyspiański (Polish) (1869-1907)

Movement
Young Poland
Date
1890s
Medium
Pencil and colored pencil on paper
Dimensions
37.2 × 28 cm (sheet)
Collection
National Museum in Kraków, Poland
Rights
Public domain
Photograph
Musée national de Cracovie, public domain

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