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Woman, Two Men and Children

Woman, Two Men and Children, Albert Gleizes

Woman, Two Men and Children, zoomed in

27.3 cm

Woman, Two Men and Children scale comparison

21.6 cm

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Woman, Two Men and Children (Femmes, Deux Hommes et Enfants) is a Post-Impressionist Oil on Paper Painting created by Albert Gleizes in 1924. It lives in a private collection. The image is used according to Educational Fair Use, and tagged Women, Men and Children.

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