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The Queen of the Fishes

Lucien Pissarro (British, 1863–1944) · 1894

Lucian Pissarro was a son of Impressionist painter Camille Pissarro.

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Printmaking · Animals · Catalog HV6FBHBW

The Queen of the Fishes

Lucien Pissarro (British, 1863–1944) · 1894

Lucian Pissarro was a son of Impressionist painter Camille Pissarro.

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CC0

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Exact rights statement: CC0 1.0 · Cleveland Museum of Art Open Access
Verification notes: The museum's official API record 145217 marks share_license_status as CC0 and supplies the matching web image. The exact object page, accession number 1970.50, API evidence, and institutional Open Access policy are retained. CC0 addresses copyright; the batch still receives general-audience and other-rights review.
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