File:Henry McBride, Art Critic.webp

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English: Henry McBride, Art Critic is an oil on canvas painting created by Florine Stettheimer in 1922. It lives at the Smith College Museum of Art in the United States.
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Source Henry McBride, Art Critic, by Florine Stettheimer
Author Florine Stettheimer

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Henry McBride Art Critic is an oil on canvas painting created by Florine Stettheimer in 1922

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1 January 1922Gregorian

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