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Sitting Woman with Legs Crossed (Study for the portrait "Amalie Zuckerkandl")
Gustav Klimt
1913-1914
Albertina Museum
Vienna, Austria
Details
Title:
Sitting Woman with Legs Crossed (Study for the portrait "Amalie Zuckerkandl")
Creator:
Gustav Klimt
Date Created:
1913-1914
Physical Dimensions:
56,8 x 37 cm
Type:
Drawing
Rights:
The ALBERTINA Museum, Vienna
Medium:
Graphite
, red and blue
pencil
on
paper
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