Lêer:Vintage nude bust photograph of a young denuded lady.jpg

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anoniem: Nude (

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Kunstenaar/Skepper

anoniem

	Alternatiewe name	OnbekendUnknown author
	Beskrywing	kunstenaar
	Gesagsbeheer	: Q4233718 VIAF: 100627125 ISNI: 0000000423864522 ULAN: 500125274 GND: 4245422-0 MusicBrainz: f731ccc4-e22a-43af-a747-64213329e088

Titel

Nude

Beskrywing

Bust photograph of a young denuded lady, seated on a chair, a dark ribbon around the neck, looking in the void to the left

Datum

19 century

Opmerkings

Scanned by Rama

Bron/Fotograaf

Scanned from a book of early nudes in a collection similar to Taschen (possibly 1000 nudes, ISBN 9783822889350), not anymore in the possession of the original contributor. Confirmation of the exact references by someone in possission of the book would be appreciated.

Toestemming
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