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• This painting is needed to visualise a style mentioned at length in the article, referred to as a combination of cubism and futurism.
• The work is low resolution, and is in no way suitable for reproduction
• Vorticism remains one of the less well known 20th c movements, and a visual example is needed to help educate and illustrate this important historic movement.
• Few works survive, and this is often considered the most important example, along with Bomberg's Bathers.

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