This painting titled Nude Self-Portrait was created by the Hungarian artist Ilka Gedő in the period of Other/Unknown using the technique of Pencil.
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Date: 1946
Movement: Other/Unknown
Theme: Self Portrait
Technique: Pencil
Museum:
Museum Kunst Palast
Location: Dusseldorf, Germany
Description: Ilka Gedő: Nude Self-Portrait, 1946, pencil, paper, 295 x 210 mm, unsigned
Description: Ilka Gedő: Nude Self-Portrait, 1946, pencil, paper, 295 x 210 mm, unsigned
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