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Roses for Seagulls that Lost Their Way

Roses for Seagulls that Lost Their Way, 1936, Marsden Hartley
Roses for Seagulls that Lost Their Way, zoomed in
40.6 cm30.5 cm

Roses for Seagulls that Lost Their Way is an Oil on Panel Painting created by Marsden Hartley from 1935 to 1936. It lives at the The Vilcek Foundation in the United States. The image is © The Vilcek Foundation, and used according to Educational Fair Use, and tagged Flowers and Still Lifes. Source

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