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1939
The Marie Harriman Gallery presented Modern French Masters in New York in 1939. The documented paintings include Paul Gauguin’s Words of the Devil and Henri Matisse’s Still Life with Pineapple, with the source preserving a historical title for the Matisse. Exact surviving examples are Vincent van Gogh’s Roses (1890; oil on canvas), listed as no. 15 and Pablo Picasso’s Lady with a Fan (1905; oil on canvas), listed as no. 9. This is a partial checklist reconstructed from the objects’ museum histories; precise opening and closing days remain unknown.
Also recorded as: Modern French Masters, Marie Harriman Gallery, New York
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