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DEGAS EDGAR Young Spartans 1860 The Belleli Family 185862 Interior The Rape 1869 Place de la Concorde c. 1875 Vicomte Lepic Rehearsal c. 1876 Garnier L'Opra At the Ballet (Woman with a Fan) 1885 Ballet Dancers in the Wings 1900 L'Absinthe 1876 Women Ironing 188486 Le Cafconcert aux Les Ambassadeurs Miss 1875 La La at the Cirque Fernando 1879 Women Before a Cafe 1877 The Tub 1886 Three...
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DEGAS EDGAR Young Spartans 1860 The Belleli Family 185862 Interior The Rape 1869
Place de la Concorde c. 1875 Vicomte Lepic
Rehearsal c. 1876 Garnier L'Opra At the Ballet (Woman with a Fan) 1885 Ballet Dancers in the Wings 1900 L'Absinthe 1876
Women Ironing 188486 Le Cafconcert aux Les Ambassadeurs Miss 1875 La La at the Cirque Fernando 1879 Women Before a Cafe 1877 The Tub 1886 Three Prostitutes c. 1879
Woman Having Her Hair Combed c. 1885
MANET A Bar at the ...
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