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Salvador Dali:'Begun in 1944, this work was completed in six months,
working three hours a day. I called it Galarina because Gala is to me
what La Fornarina was to Raphael. And, without any premeditation,
here again we have…the bread!' - art-Dali.com

Jeanne Samary was one of the most celebrated actresses at the
Comédie-Française when she first sat for Auguste Renoir in 1877 . Over
the next three years, Renoir depicted Samary in no fewer than eight oils
and four pastels, more than any other single sitter. - art-Renoir.com

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Pablo Picasso 1881-1973

©Pablo Picasso - Lying naked woman. The Voyeurs 1955

Lying naked woman. The Voyeurs
1955 80x190cm oil/canvas
Picasso Museum in Málaga

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Pablo Picasso 1881-1973

©Pablo Picasso - Lying naked woman. The Voyeurs 1955

Lying naked woman. The Voyeurs 1955 80x190cm oil/canvasPicasso Museum in Málaga

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Lying naked woman. The Voyeurs
1955 80x190cm oil/canvas
Picasso Museum in Málaga