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Self Portrait with Burning Cigarette (1895) by Edvard Munch Canvas Artwork Kanvah Self Portrait with Cigarette, 1895, detail Edvard Munch, (18631944), Norwegian About the Artist Edvard Munch (18631944) was a Norwegian painter and printmaker, widely regarded as a pioneer of modern expressionism. His work explored Self Portrait with Cigarette Wikipedia Otto Dix. Self Portrait (with Cigarette) [Selbstbildnis (mit Zigarette)] from the portfolio 6 Etchings (6 Radierungen). 1922 MoMA On View: milie Charmy exhibits in new york

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