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Lovis Corinth

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Artist: Lovis Corinth
Date: (1917)
Movement: Impressionism · Expressionism
Medium: Crayon on paper
Dimensions: 19 5/8 x 12 1/2" (49.8 x 31.8 cm)
Location: The Museum of Modern Art

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Self-Portraits (Selbstbildnisse)

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Slaughtered Pig (Geschlachtetes Schwein)

1906–07

Chalk and pastel on paper

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The Bath

Mary Cassatt · 1890–1891

Harvard Art Museums

Three Jockeys

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Pastel on tracing paper, laid down on board

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Woman Having Her Hair Combed

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Pastel on light green wove paper, now discolored to warm gray, affixed to original pulpboard mount

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Woman at Her Toilette

Edgar Degas · 1900/05

Pastel on tracing paper

Art Institute of Chicago

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paper (fiber product)tracing paper pastels (crayons)

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Lovis Corinth, Wolfgang Gurlitt, (1917), Crayon on paper, The Museum of Modern Art, New York.

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Wolfgang Gurlitt

More works by Lovis Corinth

The Artist's Wife Asleep

Self-Portraits (Selbstbildnisse)

Slaughtered Pig (Geschlachtetes Schwein)

Works in the same movement

The Bath

Three Jockeys

Woman Having Her Hair Combed

Woman at Her Toilette

Exhibition history

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Woman Carrying a Basket (recto); Untitled (Study for Portrait of Frau Luther) (verso)

The First Human Beings (Die ersten Menschen)

Self-Portrait (Selbstbildnis)

Leonid Osipovich Pasternak

Walchensee im Winter

Tänzerin, den rechten Fuß in der rechten Hand haltend

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