Seated Angel (cover design for "L'Humoriste")

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Fantômas
Fantômas
Juan Gris, 1915
Violin and Guitar
Violin and Guitar
Juan Gris, 1913
Still Life with Guitar
Still Life with Guitar
Juan Gris
Still Life with a Guitar
Still Life with a Guitar
Juan Gris, 1913
The Three Cards
The Three Cards
Juan Gris, 1913
Seated Woman
Seated Woman
Juan Gris, 1917
The Smoker (Frank Haviland)
The Smoker (Frank Haviland)
Juan Gris, 1913
Still Life before an Open Window, Place Ravignan
Still Life before an Open Window, Place Ravignan
Juan Gris, 1915
Still Life
Still Life
Juan Gris, 1916
Grapes
Grapes
Juan Gris, 1913
Harlequin Sitting with Guitar
Harlequin Sitting with Guitar
Juan Gris, 1919
Still life with a bottle of Bordeaux
Still life with a bottle of Bordeaux
Juan Gris, 1919

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