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La Grenouillère was a floating café and bathing place on the banks of the Seine near Bougival, west of Paris. It was popular with locals and day trippers in the late 1860s.
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Bought by Bruno Cassirer from Durand-Ruel, 1901; bequeathed by Mrs M.S. Walzer as part of the Richard and Sophie Walzer Bequest, 1979.
Wildenstein 1974-93, I, p. 178, no. 135
House 1986, pp. 114-15
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Bought by Bruno Cassirer from Durand-Ruel, 1901; bequeathed by Mrs M.S. Walzer as part of the Richard and Sophie Walzer Bequest, 1979.
Wildenstein 1974-93, I, p. 178, no. 135
House 1986, pp. 114-15
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