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1 Who? Why?

2 Vincent Van Gogh The Woman at “Le Tambourin” 1888

3 Tolouse-Lautrec Poudre-de-Riz 1884

4 Vincent Van Gogh The Plain Near Auvers July 1890

5 Vincent Van Gogh The Italian Woman 1887

6 Mary Cassatt Self-Portrait 1878

7 Claude Monet Self-Portrait 1886

8 Henri Toulouse-Lautrec
The Last Crumbs

9 Vincent Van Gogh Joseph Roulin 1889

10 Vincent Van Gogh Self Portrait 1888

11 Georges Seurat Madame Seurat

12 Edouard Manet Berthe Morisot with a Bouquet of Violets 1872

13 Auguste Renior The Reader 1877

14 Claude Monet Matin (troisième panneau)

15 Auguste Renior The Large Bathers

16 Paul Cezanne Les Grandes Baigneuses 1898–1905

17 Vincent Van Gogh Self Portrait 1889

18 Georges Seurat Model from Behind 1887

19 Vincent Van Gogh Dr. Gachet at a Table with Sprig of Foxglove in His Hand 1890

20 Vincent Van Gogh Café Terrace at Night 1888

21 Paul Cezanne Jas de Bouffan

22 Henri Toulouse-Lautrec
Portrait of Vincent Van Gogh 1887

23 Paul Gauguin Portrait of Vincent Van Gogh 1888

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