Which artists’ works did Henri Matisse buy from Ambroise Vollard?

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Henri Matisse stands in a studio wearing a painter's smock, holding a palette beside a wooden ladder, with abstract artwork visible in the background. — Henri Matisse French artist Henri Matisse, photograph by Alvin Langdon Coburn, 1913.

To further his research into new artistic techniques, Henri Matisse purchased several artworks from the modernist dealer Ambroise Vollard. These acquisitions included:

A painting by Paul Cézanne titled The Three Bathers.1
A painting by Paul Gauguin titled Boy’s Head.1
A drawing by Vincent van Gogh.1
The plaster model of the bust of Henri Rochefort by the sculptor Auguste Rodin.1