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Artist: Adolphe Monticelli
Artist in his Studio - French 19th century art figurative interior oil painting
By Adolphe Monticelli
Located in London, GB
This lovely French 19th century figurative Impressionist oil painting is by Adolphe Monticelli. Painted circa 1870 the painting depicts a group of seven figures amusing themselves in...
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19th Century Realist Adolphe Monticelli Paintings

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Oil

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