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Composition II Patrick Henry Bruce, 1916
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Composition II

Patrick Henry Bruce Β· 1916

Why it's great

Triangles and diamonds in many colors fit together like a puzzle in a painting by the American Patrick Henry Bruce, who lived in Paris. He painted this in 1916.

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About the artist

Patrick Henry Bruce

1881–1936 Β· born in Campbell County Β· died in New York City

Patrick Henry Bruce was an American painter born in Campbell County, Virginia, in 1881. He lived in Paris for most of his career, studied with Matisse and painted bright, rhythmic pictures of shapes and objects. He returned to New York, where he died in 1936.

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