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Vernet's at Dieppe

Walter Richard Sickert

Art Funded
1985
Presented by
Lutece Foundation through The Art Fund
The Sickert, of Vernet's at Dieppe, was a particularly useful addition to the Gallery's collection , as it previously contained no drawing by this important artist.

Part of three gifts to three museums by The Lutece Foundation through the Art Fund between 1983 and 1987.

Provenance

Lutece Foundation

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