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Quentin Laurens, the holder of the Droit Moral, has kindly confirmed that this work is registered in his archives.
Fleur Cowles first met Braque in Paris whilst she was the editor of LOOK magazine and it was the start of an intimate friendship that lasted for the rest of the artist's life. Fleur recalled of the artist 'This painter has a special place in art history but equally so in my mind. We had become good friends before he died and one of his gifts hangs over our bed in London, keeping those wonderful memories alive' (F. Cowles, 'George Braque and I', in Christie's International Magazine, July 2000).
Fleur Cowles first met Braque in Paris whilst she was the editor of LOOK magazine and it was the start of an intimate friendship that lasted for the rest of the artist's life. Fleur recalled of the artist 'This painter has a special place in art history but equally so in my mind. We had become good friends before he died and one of his gifts hangs over our bed in London, keeping those wonderful memories alive' (F. Cowles, 'George Braque and I', in Christie's International Magazine, July 2000).