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Artist	Jean-Léon Gérôme (1824–1904)   Description French painter and sculptor Date of birth/death 11 May 1824 10 January 1904 Location of birth/death Vesoul Paris Work location Paris Authority control WorldCat
Title	Pollice Verso
Date	1872
Medium	oil on canvas
Current location	Phoenix Art Museum Native name Phoenix Art Museum Location 1625 North Central Avenue Phoenix, Arizona 85004 United States Coordinates 33° 28′ 0.30″ N, 112° 4′ 21.56″ W    Established 21 November 1959 Website www.phxart.org
Accession number	1968.52
Notes	Museum Purchase
Source/Photographer	phxart.org : Gallery, Pic
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