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RELEASE RECORD · 2026.08.23

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89 item-level evidence records prepared for commercial distribution and App Store review. This release includes only images whose official sources declare a public-domain or CC0 basis.

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Public-domain first

The shipping catalog excludes noncommercial-only material and does not rely on fair use as its core distribution basis.

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Item-level traceability

Every record preserves the artist, work, date, source institution, official record URL, rights basis, and evidence date.

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Evidence register89 RECORDS
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Albrecht DürerStudy of the Good Thief · about 1503–1505Institutional credit: Artist: Albrecht Dürer
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Albrecht DürerStag Beetle · 1505Institutional credit: Artist: Albrecht Dürer
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Albrecht DürerDesign for an Ornament or Signet Ring with the Arms of Lazarus Spengler · 1516Institutional credit: Artist: Albrecht Dürer
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Peter Paul RubensAnatomical Studies · about 1600–1605Institutional credit: Artist: Peter Paul Rubens
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Peter Paul RubensStudy for Balthazar · about 1609–1611Institutional credit: Artist: Peter Paul Rubens
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Peter Paul RubensThe Calydonian Boar Hunt · about 1611–1612Institutional credit: Artist: Peter Paul Rubens
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Peter Paul RubensThe Entombment · about 1612Institutional credit: Artist: Peter Paul Rubens
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Peter Paul RubensThe Adoration of the Shepherds · about 1613–1614Institutional credit: Artist: Peter Paul Rubens
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Peter Paul RubensMadonna and Child · ca. 1615-1618Institutional credit: Artist: Peter Paul Rubens
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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Peter Paul RubensMan in Korean Costume · about 1617Institutional credit: Artist: Peter Paul Rubens
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Gian Lorenzo BerniniBust of Pope Paul V · 1621Institutional credit: Artist: Gian Lorenzo Bernini
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Orazio GentileschiDanaë and the Shower of Gold · 1621–1623Institutional credit: Artist: Orazio Gentileschi
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Orazio GentileschiLot and His Daughters · about 1622Institutional credit: Artist: Orazio Gentileschi
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Georges de La TourThe Musicians' Brawl · about 1625Institutional credit: Artist: Georges de La Tour
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Frans HalsSaint John the Evangelist · about 1625Institutional credit: Artist: Frans Hals
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Artemisia GentileschiLucretia · about 1627Institutional credit: Artist: Artemisia Gentileschi
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Gian Lorenzo BerniniPortrait of a Young Man · 1630Institutional credit: Artist: Gian Lorenzo Bernini
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Peter Paul RubensMeeting of King Ferdinand of Hungary and the Cardinal-Infante Ferdinand of Spain at Nördlingen · 1635Institutional credit: Artist: Peter Paul Rubens
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Gian Lorenzo BerniniA Marine God with a Dolphin · 1652–1653Institutional credit: Artist: Gian Lorenzo Bernini
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Jean-Antoine WatteauStudies of Three Women · about 1715–1716Institutional credit: Artist: Jean-Antoine Watteau
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Jean-Antoine WatteauSeated Woman with a Fan · about 1716–1717Institutional credit: Artist: Jean-Antoine Watteau
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Jean-Antoine WatteauThe Remedy · about 1716–1717Institutional credit: Artist: Jean-Antoine Watteau
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Jean-Antoine WatteauLa Surprise · about 1718–1719Institutional credit: Artist: Jean-Antoine Watteau
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Jean-Antoine WatteauThe Italian Comedians · about 1720Institutional credit: Artist: Jean-Antoine Watteau
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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François BoucherLandscape with Figures · about 1726–1728Institutional credit: Artist: François Boucher
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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François BoucherThe Birth and Triumph of Venus · about 1743Institutional credit: Artist: François Boucher
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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François BoucherThe Bird Catchers · 1748Institutional credit: Artist: François Boucher
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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François BoucherInterior of a Barn with a Family of Coopers · about 1763–1766Institutional credit: Artist: François Boucher
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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François BoucherAurora and Cephalus · 1769Institutional credit: Artist: François Boucher
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Angelica KauffmanFrontispiece Design for Bell’s Poets of Great Britain, Savage · 1779–1781Institutional credit: Artist: Angelica Kauffman
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Angelica KauffmanFrontispiece Design for Bell’s Poets of Great Britain, Lyttleton · 1779–1781Institutional credit: Artist: Angelica Kauffman
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Angelica KauffmanFrontispiece Design for Bell’s Poets of Great Britain, Churchill · 1779–1781Institutional credit: Artist: Angelica Kauffman
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Angelica KauffmanPortrait of Anna Jadwiga Zamoyska · 1791Institutional credit: Artist: Angelica Kauffman
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Caspar David FriedrichStudy of Pine Trees and a Rock (recto); Landscape (verso) · June 9, 1812Institutional credit: Artist: Caspar David Friedrich
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Caspar David FriedrichThe Beach at Wieck near Greifswald · about 1815–1821Institutional credit: Artist: Caspar David Friedrich
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Eugène DelacroixThe Death of Lara · about 1824Institutional credit: Artist: Eugène Delacroix
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Eugène DelacroixMarguerite in the church with studies of the head of Mephistopheles · 1826–1827Institutional credit: Artist: Eugène Delacroix
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Thomas ColeFalls at Catskill · ca. 1828-1829Institutional credit: Artist: Thomas Cole
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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Thomas ColeThe Subsiding of the Waters of the Deluge · 1829Institutional credit: Artist: Thomas Cole
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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Caspar David FriedrichA Walk at Dusk · about 1830–1835Institutional credit: Artist: Caspar David Friedrich
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Eugène DelacroixEpisode from "The Corsair" by Lord Byron · about 1831Institutional credit: Artist: Eugène Delacroix
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Eugène DelacroixThe Education of Achilles · about 1844Institutional credit: Artist: Eugène Delacroix
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Thomas ColeThe Pilgrim of the Cross at the End of His Journey (study for series, The Cross and the World) · ca. 1846-1848Institutional credit: Artist: Thomas Cole
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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Gustave CourbetHead of a Sleeping Bacchante · 1847Institutional credit: Artist: Gustave Courbet
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Thomas ColeThe Pilgrim of the World at the End of His Journey (study for the series, The Cross and the World) · ca. 1847Institutional credit: Artist: Thomas Cole
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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Gustave CourbetStanding Female Nude · 1849Institutional credit: Artist: Gustave Courbet
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Eugène DelacroixMoroccan Horseman Crossing a Ford · about 1850Institutional credit: Artist: Eugène Delacroix
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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James McNeill WhistlerBibi Lalouette · 1859Institutional credit: Artist: James McNeill Whistler
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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Gustave CourbetBouquet of Flowers in a Vase · 1862Institutional credit: Artist: Gustave Courbet
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Gustave CourbetGrotto of Sarrazine near Nans-sous-Sainte-Anne · about 1864Institutional credit: Artist: Gustave Courbet
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Julia Margaret CameronG.F. Watts · 1864Institutional credit: Photographer: Julia Margaret Cameron
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Julia Margaret CameronA. Tennyson · 1865Institutional credit: Photographer: Julia Margaret Cameron
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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James McNeill WhistlerValparaiso Harbor · 1866Institutional credit: Artist: James McNeill Whistler
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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Julia Margaret CameronMrs. Herbert Duckworth · April 1867Institutional credit: Photographer: Julia Margaret Cameron
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Albert BierstadtAmong the Sierra Nevada, California · 1868Institutional credit: Artist: Albert Bierstadt
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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James McNeill WhistlerSpeke Hall, no. 1 · 1870Institutional credit: Artist: James McNeill Whistler
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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Albert BierstadtSan Francisco Bay · 1871-1873Institutional credit: Artist: Albert Bierstadt
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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Albert BierstadtSunrise in the Sierras · ca. 1872Institutional credit: Artist: Albert Bierstadt
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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Albert BierstadtIndians in Council, California · ca. 1872Institutional credit: Artist: Albert Bierstadt
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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Albert BierstadtCathedral Rocks, Yosemite Valley · ca. 1872Institutional credit: Artist: Albert Bierstadt
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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Julia Margaret CameronEnid · 1874Institutional credit: Photographer: Julia Margaret Cameron
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Julia Margaret Cameron[Margaret and Adeline Norman] · 1874Institutional credit: Photographer: Julia Margaret Cameron
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Julia Margaret CameronCharles Norman with His Daughters Adeline and Margaret · July 1874Institutional credit: Photographer: Julia Margaret Cameron
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Julia Margaret Cameron"Go Not Yet": The Fisherman's Farewell · June 1874Institutional credit: Photographer: Julia Margaret Cameron
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Julia Margaret CameronThe Princess · 1875Institutional credit: Photographer: Julia Margaret Cameron
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Gustave CaillebotteYoung Man at His Window · 1876Institutional credit: Artist: Gustave Caillebotte
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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James McNeill WhistlerThe Adam and Eve Tavern, Old Chelsea · 1879Institutional credit: Artist: James McNeill Whistler
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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Rosa BonheurCharcoal burners (Les charbonniers) · 1880–1890sInstitutional credit: Artist: Rosa Bonheur
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Auguste RodinBust of John the Baptist · model 1880; cast 1886Institutional credit: Artist: Auguste Rodin
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Auguste RodinEmbracing Couple or Prodigal Son · about 1880Institutional credit: Artist: Auguste Rodin
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Albert BierstadtGates of the Yosemite · ca. 1882Institutional credit: Artist: Albert Bierstadt
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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Albert BierstadtAlaskan Coast Range · ca. 1889Institutional credit: Artist: Albert Bierstadt
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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James McNeill WhistlerHead of a Young Woman · ca. 1890Institutional credit: Artist: James McNeill Whistler
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Henri RousseauA Centennial of Independence · 1892Institutional credit: Artist: Henri Rousseau
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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James McNeill WhistlerThe Russian Schube · 1896Institutional credit: Artist: James McNeill Whistler
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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James McNeill WhistlerSavoy Pigeons · 1896Institutional credit: Artist: James McNeill Whistler
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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Gustav KlimtPortrait of a Young Woman Reclining · 1897–1898Institutional credit: Artist: Gustav Klimt
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Auguste RodinSphinx · about 1898–1900Institutional credit: Artist: Auguste Rodin
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Gustav KlimtTwo Studies of a Seated Nude with Long Hair · about 1901–1902Institutional credit: Artist: Gustav Klimt
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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Auguste RodinChrist and Mary Magdalene · 1908Institutional credit: Artist: Auguste Rodin
CC0 1.0J. Paul Getty Museum · Open Content
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George BellowsVine Clad Shore--Monhegan Island · 1913Institutional credit: Artist: George Bellows
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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George BellowsBenediction in Georgia · 1916Institutional credit: Artist: George Bellows; Printer: George C. Miller
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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George BellowsReducing (Reducing Exercises) · 1916Institutional credit: Artist: George Bellows
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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Auguste RodinFigure Sketch · n.d.Institutional credit: Artist: Auguste Rodin
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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George BellowsMurder of Edith Cavell (from series, War) · 1918Institutional credit: Artist: George Bellows
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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George BellowsLegs of the Sea · 1921Institutional credit: Artist: George Bellows; Printer: Bolton Brown
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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George BellowsThe Black Hat · 1921Institutional credit: Artist: George Bellows; Printer: Bolton Brown
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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George BellowsBusiness-Men's Bath · 1923Institutional credit: Artist: George Bellows; Printer: Bolton Brown
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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George BellowsMr. and Mrs. Phillip Wase · 1924Institutional credit: Artist: George Bellows
CC0 1.0Smithsonian American Art Museum · Open Access
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