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Study for the landscape background of Alexander and Bucephalus
Draughtsman: Degas, Edgar
History note: The artist's sale (Lugt 658); 4th and last sale, Galeria George Petit, Paris 2-4 July 1919, part of no. 115; with Paul Prouté
From the Gaskell Fund.
Height: 340 mm
Width: 274 mm
Method of acquisition: Bought (2002) by Prouté, Paul
Support composed of paper
Drawing : Graphite on paper
Accession number: PD.18-2002
Primary reference Number: 80958
Lugt: 658
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The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Paintings, Drawings and Prints
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