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[64] | Femme au casque de cheveux. Paris. [End-Spring]/1904a. Gouache on Wood Pulp Board. 42,7 x 31,3 cm. The Art Institute of Chicago. (Inv 1950.128). OPP.04:026.
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[65] | Femme à la corneille (Marguerite) b. Paris. [Mid-Summer]/1904. Gouache and Pastel on Paper Pasted on Cardboard. 60,5 x 45,5 cm. The Toledo Museum of Art. (Inv 1936.4). OPP.04:005.
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[66] | Femme à la corneille (Marguerite) c. Paris. [Mid-Summer]/1904. Gouache and Pastel on Paper. 60,5 x 45,5 cm. Private Collection, New York. OPP.04:013.
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[67] | Fleurs dans un vase bleu. Paris. [End]/1904 d. Gouache and Watercolor on Wood. 61,5 x 47 cm. Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester. OPP.04:075.
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[68] | Vase de fleurs. Paris. [End]/1904. Gouache on Paper. 62 x 47 cm. Sotheby’s. #1, 05/11/87. OPP.04:076.
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[69] | Famille d’acrobates avec singe. Paris. [Early]/1905 a. Gouache, Watercolor, Pastel and India Ink on Cardboard. 104 x 75 cm. Göteborgs Konstmuseum, Göteborg. (Inv GKM 0699). OPP.05:003.
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[70] | Fillette à la corbeille fleurie (Linda la Bouquetière). Paris. [Late-Summer]/1905 b. Oil on Canvas. 154,8 x 66,1 cm. Helly Nahmad Collection, Monaco/London. OPP.05:030.
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[71] | La famille de saltimbanques (Les bateleurs). Paris. [Late/1904]-[Fall]/1905. Oil on Canvas. 212,8 x 229,6 cm. National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC. (Inv 1963.10.190). OPP.05:002.
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[72] | Chevaux au bain. Paris. [Early-Spring]/1906. Gouache on Tan Paper Board. 37,8 x 58,1 cm. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC. (Inv 1984.433.274). OPP.06:061.
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[73] | Le meneur de cheval nu: Jeune homme nu conduisant un cheval (Étude). Paris. [Mid-Spring]/1906. Rose-Red Watercolor on Brown Vellum. 50,2 x 33 cm. The Baltimore Museum of Art. (Inv 50.12.491). OPP.06:049.
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[74] | Autoportrait. Gósol. [June-July]/1906. Charcoal on Paper. 25 x 23 cm. Catherine Hutin-Blay Collection, Paris. OPP.06:251.
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[75] | Buste de femme (Bois de Gósol). Gósol. [Early-July]/1906. Carved Wood with Traces of Red and Black Paint. 77 x 15,5 x 15 cm. Musée Picasso, Paris. OPP.06:350.
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[76] | Nu sur fond rouge. Paris. [End-August-September]/1906. Oil on Canvas. 81 x 54 cm. Musée de l’Orangerie, Paris. (Inv RF.1963.74). OPP.06:023.
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[77] | Nu se coiffant. Paris. Fall/1906. Oil on Canvas. 105,4 x 81,3 cm. Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, TX. (Inv AP.1982.06). OPP.06:055.
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[78] | Buste de femme à la main levée. Paris. Summer-Fall/1906. Wood Engraving. 21,9 x 13,8 cm. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. (Inv 1975.677). OPP.06:339.
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[79] | Buste de jeune femme de trois-quarts. Paris. Summer-Fall/1906. Woodcut 15. 56 x 38,5 cm. Musée Picasso, Paris. OPP.06:101.
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[80] | Tête de femme (Fernande). Paris. [Mid-October]/1906. Unfired Clay. 36,3 x 25 x 25 cm. Hilti Art Foundation, Schaan, Liechtenstein. (Inv S1T). OPP.06:426.
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[81] | Deux nus (Étude). Paris. Fall/1906. Conté Crayon & Charcoal on Paper. 62 x 47,3 cm. The Museum of Modern Art, NYC. The Joan & Lester Avnet Collection. OPP.06:113.
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[82] | Femme nue assise, les jambes croisées. Paris. [Late]/1906. Oil on Canvas Mounted on Wood. 151 x 100 cm. Národni Galerie, Prague. (Inv O 3220). Purchased 1923. OPP.06:130.
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[83] | Deux nus. Paris. [Late]/1906. Oil on canvas. 151,3 x 93 cm. The Museum of Modern Art, NYC. (Inv 621.1959). Gift of G. David Thompson, in Honor of Alfred H. Barr, Jr., 1959. OPP.06:024.
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[84] | Trois nus (Étude). Paris. Winter/1906. Oil on Canvas. 25,1 x 30,2 cm. The Barnes Foundation, Merion, PA. (Inv BF.211). OPP.06:234.
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[85] | Nu à la draperie: buste de femme (Étude). Paris. Early-Spring/1907. Gouache & Watercolor on Paper. 31,3 x 24,2 cm. Christie’s. #16, 16718, 05/08/18. OPP.07:366.
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[86] | Femme au corsage jaune. Paris. Spring/1907. Oil on Canvas. 130,5 x 96,5 cm. Private Collection. OPP.07:043.
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[87] | Buste de femme. Paris. May-June/1907. Oil on Canvas. 61 x 46,5 cm. The State Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg. (Inv 9046). Acquisition 1948. OPP.07:013.
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[88] | Nu à la draperie: la grande danseuse (Étude). Paris. [May-Early-July]/1907. Oil on Canvas. 31 x 22 cm. Christie’s. #31, 7021, 02/07/05. OPP.07:270.
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[89] | Les demoiselles d’Avignon: Nu jaune (Étude). Paris. June-July/1907. Watercolor, Gouache & India Ink on Paper. 59,8 x 39,5 cm. Gretchen and John Berggruen Collection, San Francisco. OPP.07:271.
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[90] | Demoiselle d’Avigon. Paris. June-July/1907. Oil on Canvas. 66 x 59 cm. Musée National d’Art Moderne, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris. (Inv AM.4320P). Purchase 1965. OPP.07:014.
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[91] | Les demoiselles d’Avignon. Paris. June-July/1907. Oil on Canvas. 243,9 x 233,7 cm. The Museum of Modern Art, NYC. (Inv 333.1939). Acquired through the Lillie P. Bliss Bequest. OPP.07:001.
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