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Artist: Jean Ferdinand Chomel
"Edge of the Arve" by Jean Ferdinand Chomel - Oil on cardboard
By Jean Ferdinand Chomel
Located in Geneva, CH
Swiss painter
Sculptor, painter and ceramist. Landscape. Wall painting and drawing
Artwork on cardboard
Category
1940s Modern Jean Ferdinand Chomel Art
Materials
Oil
"Sala Biellese, Italy" by Jean Ferdinand Chomel - Oil on cardboard
By Jean Ferdinand Chomel
Located in Geneva, CH
Swiss painter
Sculptor, painter and ceramist. Landscape. Wall painting and drawing
Work on cardboard
Category
1940s Modern Jean Ferdinand Chomel Art
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Oil
The bare tree Italy by Jean Chomel - Oil on wood 27x35 cm
By Jean Ferdinand Chomel
Located in Geneva, CH
Swiss painter
Sculptor, painter and ceramist. Landscape. Wall painting and drawing
Artwork on cardboard
Category
1940s Modern Jean Ferdinand Chomel Art
Materials
Oil
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