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Creator: Charles S. Mottram
Quadri antichi, Cornovaglia, marina con scogli e gabbiani, epoca Ottocento.
By Mottram
Located in Breganze, VI
La categoria quadri antichi, Quadri Mare propone una Marina con Scoglio e Gabbiani, La Cornovaglia, epoca fine dell'800.
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Late 19th Century English Other Antique Charles S. Mottram Furniture
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