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Georges Hugnet

Born : 1904Died : 1974Documented citizenships : France

Under the title Personnage méduse, a watercolour measuring 188 × 150 mm is presented under the name of Georges Hugnet. Its provenance mentions the collection of Myrtille and Georges Hugnet, followed by the sale of their estate at Christie’s in Paris on 1 December 2015 (lot 18), and then a Swiss private collection. The work was sold for CHF 300 excluding fees.

This profile brings together identity references for Georges Hugnet and paintings, drawings and works on paper documented in auction catalogues.

Documented auction references

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Germann

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Works recorded at auction

Georges Hugnet — Personnage méduse
Photograph : Germann · Enlarge image ↗
Germann

Personnage méduse

Watercolour

Original catalogue wording

Personnage méduse
Aquarell.

Date to be documented

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