⁨Self-Portrait in the Camp⁩ (⁨Felix Nussbaum⁩)

Artist	Felix Nussbaum
Year	1940
Dimensions	41.5 cm × 52.5 cm
Materials	Plywood, Oil Paint
Genres	Self-Portrait
Location	Neue Galerie
Copyright	Public Domain

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    Year	1940
    Dimensions	41.5 cm × 52.5 cm
    Materials	Plywood, Oil Paint
    Genres	Self-Portrait
    Copyright	Public Domain

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