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DescriptionRenoir24.jpg	Pierre-Auguste Renoir: Self Portrait, 1876 - Fogg Art Museum, Cambridge, USA
Date	painted in 1876
Source	plain photo
Author	Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841–1919)   Alternative names Auguste Renoir Description French painter Date of birth/death 25 February 1841 3 December 1919 Location of birth/death Limoges Cagnes-sur-Mer Work location Paris Authority control WorldCat (1841-1919)
Permission ( Reusing this file)	Public domain for life of author plus 94 years (as 94 years since 1919).

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