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Title |
Deutsch: Der Maler auf dem Weg zur Arbeit.
English: Painter on His Way to Work
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Date |
July 1888 |
Medium |
oil on canvas |
Dimensions |
48 × 44 cm (18.9 × 17.3 in) |
Current location |
Kaiser-Friedrich-Museum (lost by fire in 1945) |
Magdeburg |
Accession number |
F_448 JH_1491 |
Source/Photographer |
Vincent van Gogh: In der Provence, R.Piper & Co, Verlag, München 1977, ISBN 3492110703 |
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