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Birthday card from Frank Auerbach to Lucien Freud
A sketch based on a photograph taken by Kevin Davis in 2002 of Auerbach and Freud in the Cock Tavern, East London
History note: Lucien Freud
Allocated by HM Government in lieu of inheritance tax, from the estate of Lucien Freud, 2014
Method of acquisition: Allocated (2015) by H.M. Government Estate of Lucien Freud
Production date: after AD 2002
Sheet
Height 149 mm
Width 139 mm
Frame
Height 243 mm
Width 234 mm
Drawing : Pen and ink on paper
Accession number: PD.221-2015
Primary reference Number: 209467
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Paintings, Drawings and Prints
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