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Fan

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Beige fan with a drawing of a woman in profile; woman has red hair pulled back and wears black gloves and sleeveless dress; fan has yellow, purple, and green floral design on beige background; wooden ribs; brown cord with stick attached. Title: Fan Artist: Raphael Kirchner

Artwork details

Date:
1903
Medium:
paper, wood, silk
Culture:
French
Dimensions:
600 × 539 px
Museum record:
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