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Cesar Daly

Hotel du Figaro - Original Lithograph by Cesar Daly - 1877
Located in Roma, IT
Hotel du Figaro is a modern artwork realized in 1877 by Cesar Daly. Mixed colored lithograph. The
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1870s Modern Figurative Prints

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Lithograph

Italian French Architecture Priveè by Cesar Daly Hand Painted Print 2 of 2
Located in Scandicci, Florence
Camille Augustine Bernard, César Daly grew up in Douai. He was introduced to architecture, then continued
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21st Century and Contemporary Italian French Provincial Prints

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Paper

Italian French Architecture Priveè by Cesar Daly Hand Painted Print 1 of 2
Located in Scandicci, Florence
Camille Augustine Bernard, César Daly grew up in Douai. He was introduced to architecture, then continued
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21st Century and Contemporary Italian French Provincial Prints

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Paper

Two engravings of l'architecture Privée au Dixneuviéme Siecle" 1871
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
Two engravings of l'architecture Privée au Dixneuviéme Siecle" by M. Cesar Daly 1871
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Antique 19th Century French Prints

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Paper

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Important and elegant hand colored press print representing the "discobulus of Myron". The frame is in black painted and patinated wood, mat is in dark red. The statue of Myron’s ...
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21st Century and Contemporary Italian Prints

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