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Self Portrait with Burning Cigarette (1895) by Edvard Munch Canvas Artwork Kanvah Edvard Munch Self Portrait with Burning Cigarette (1895)" Art Print for Sale by HistoryRestored Redbubble Self Portrait with Cigarette Munch reproduction, hand painted in oil on canvas Edvard Munch Self Portrait with Burning Cigarette 1895 17"x 22" Archival Print eBay Edvard Munch (1863 1944). Norwegian painter. Self Portrait with Cigarette, 1895. Detail. National Gallery. Oslo. Norway. Album alb3267685 File:Edvard Munch Self Portrait with Cigarette NG.M.00470 National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design.jpg Wikimedia Commons

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