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A Symphony (Whistler)

Leslie Matthew

Cleveland Museum of Art

Brown coat, long and straight, with white shirt underneath. Black hat with curved brim and small decorative item on front. Black shoes, one foot turned outward. Right hand on hip, left hand holding thin stick with small object on top. Thick mustache. Light gray background. Text at top left reads "Vanity Fair". Text at top right reads "Jan 12 1878". Text at bottom center reads "a symphony". Signature in bottom right corner.

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