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Bathers by a River (French: Les Demoiselles à la rivière), also known as Bathers at the River and occasionally referred to as simply Bathers, is a large 1917 oil-on-canvas painting by French artist Henri Matisse. Matisse began painting the canvas in 1909 and finished the painting in the fall of 1917, making it one of three pictures he painted (along with Piano Lesson and The Moroccans) during the Battle of Verdun.

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  • Bathers by a River (French: Les Demoiselles à la rivière), also known as Bathers at the River and occasionally referred to as simply Bathers, is a large 1917 oil-on-canvas painting by French artist Henri Matisse. Matisse began painting the canvas in 1909 and finished the painting in the fall of 1917, making it one of three pictures he painted (along with Piano Lesson and The Moroccans) during the Battle of Verdun. (en)
  • Les Demoiselles à la rivière est un tableau réalisé par le peintre français Henri Matisse de 1909 à 1917. Cette huile sur toile représente quatre femmes nues. Elle est conservée à l'Art Institute of Chicago, à Chicago. (fr)
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  • Chicago, Illinois, United States (en)
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  • Art Institute of Chicago, 1953-present (en)
  • Henry Pearlman, 1951-1953 (en)
  • Jean Walter, 1934-1951 (en)
  • Paul Guillaume, 1926-1934 (en)
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  • Les Demoiselles à la rivière (en)
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  • Bathers by a River (French: Les Demoiselles à la rivière), also known as Bathers at the River and occasionally referred to as simply Bathers, is a large 1917 oil-on-canvas painting by French artist Henri Matisse. Matisse began painting the canvas in 1909 and finished the painting in the fall of 1917, making it one of three pictures he painted (along with Piano Lesson and The Moroccans) during the Battle of Verdun. (en)
  • Les Demoiselles à la rivière est un tableau réalisé par le peintre français Henri Matisse de 1909 à 1917. Cette huile sur toile représente quatre femmes nues. Elle est conservée à l'Art Institute of Chicago, à Chicago. (fr)
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  • Bathers by a River (en)
  • Les Demoiselles à la rivière (fr)
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  • Les Demoiselles à la rivière (Bathers by a River) (en)
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