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Edma Morisot-Pontillon painted "Ville d'Arvay" around 1863, likely alongside her sister Berthe Morisot. The artwork is featured in the St. Louis Art Museum's exhibition "Women Impressionists and the Land."
Edma Morisot-Pontillon, sister of Berthe Morisot, painted this work, "Ville d'Arvay," around 1863, probably while seated next to her sister painting the same view. It is included in the St. Louis Art Museum's exhibition Women Impressionists and the Land.
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