File:Picasso's Blue Room 1901.jpg
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[edit]Title | The Blue Room |
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Artist | Pablo Picasso |
Year | 1901 |
Creation location | |
Type | Oil on canvas |
Height | 50.4825 cm |
Width | 61.595 cm |
Depth | |
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City | Washington, DC |
Museum/Gallery | The Phillips Collection |
Source | http://www.phillipscollection.org/willo/w/size4/1554w.jpg linked from this webpage |
Permission | See below |
Other notes | Acquired 1927 |
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