File:Derain CharingCrossBridge.png

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Artwork image information
Title	Charing Cross Bridge
Artist	André Derain
Year	1906
Creation location	{{{creationLocation}}}
Type	Oil on canvas
Height	80.3
Width	100.3
Depth	{{{depth}}}
Units	cm
City	{{{city}}}
Museum/Gallery	{{{museum}}}
Source	Author
Permission	Since Derain died in 1954, his works will not enter the public domain in France until January 1, 2025. Hence, they should not be uploaded to WikiCommons. This image has been reproduced in 1928 (Wilenski, R.H. "Andre Derain: An Austere Romantic." Apollo 7 (1928):169-174), and is therefore clearly in the public domain in the US since January 1 2023 at the latest.
Other notes	{{{other}}}

Licensing

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	Date/Time	Thumbnail	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	23:16, 8 May 2010		1,024 × 828 (1.54 MB)	Fentener van Vlissingen (talk \| contribs)	higher res
	05:43, 23 September 2004		380 × 303 (48 KB)	Stormie (talk \| contribs)	"Charing Cross Bridge, London" by André Derain

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