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Still Life with Newspaper by Moïse Kisling

Still Life with Newspaper

Moïse Kisling · 1913

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Artist
Moïse Kisling
Date
1913
Location
Nagoya City Art Museum
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THE ARTIST

Moïse Kisling

Polish-born French painter Moïse Kisling was a key figure of the School of Paris, renowned for his evocative portraits and nudes.

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