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Van Gogh retouched NG 3862 in January 1889 after Gauguin\'s departure.
Mrs J. van Gogh-Bonger (the artist\'s sister-in-law); bought from V.W. van Gogh through the Leicester Galleries by the Trustees of the Courtauld Fund, 1924.
Davies 1970, p. 137
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Van Gogh retouched NG 3862 in January 1889 after Gauguin\'s departure.
Mrs J. van Gogh-Bonger (the artist\'s sister-in-law); bought from V.W. van Gogh through the Leicester Galleries by the Trustees of the Courtauld Fund, 1924.
Davies 1970, p. 137
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