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Queen Marianna
Henri spent six weeks in the Prado in Spain to study 63 paintings by Velasquez. Henri's portrait study of Queen Marianna, second wife of King Philip IV, is a 60" x 40" oil painting.
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Brown Eyed Girl in Blue
The Henri Museum has the original "Brown Eyed Girl in Blue" by Margery Austin Ryerson, editor of The Art Spirit, and Henri's last living student.
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Dutch Girl in White
In 1907, on a visit to Haarlem in the Netherlands, Henri began a series of portraits including his Dutch Girl in White. It depicts one of his favourite local models, Martche – of whom he made at least ten portraits.




