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Self Portrait by George Washington Wilson — VisualArtsDB

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Self Portrait

Self Portrait

George Washington Wilson

1901

Genre: Self-portrait

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Post-Impressionism

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College Green, Dublin. (Instantaneous.) This marvel of Art truthfully depcits Life in Ireland's Metropolis.

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