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Head of Dancer

Gwendolyn Knight, 1950
Head of Dancer, Gwendolyn Knight
Head of Dancer, zoomed in
40.6 cmHead of Dancer scale comparison30.5 cm
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Head of Dancer is a Harlem Renaissance Oil on Linen Painting created by Gwendolyn Knight in c.1950. It lives in a private collection. The image is used according to Educational Fair Use, and tagged Dancers. Source

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