Marie Laurencin, Cecilia de Madrazo and the Dog Coco

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46 cm

Marie Laurencin, Cecilia de Madrazo and the Dog Coco is an Early Modernist Oil on Canvas Painting created by Marie Laurencin in 1915. It lives at the Tate Britain in London. The image is in the Public Domain, and tagged Women, Dogs and Self-portraits. Source Download

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Marie Laurencin painted this self portrait while in staying in Madrid — avoiding the horrors of World War 1 with her German husband Otto von Wätjen. The portriat includes their host, Cecilia de Madrazo, and a dog she bought from a sailor in Malaga.

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Marie Laurencin, Cecilia de Madrazo and the Dog Coco

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