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Artist: Telemaco Signorini
Spring - Original Etching by Telemaco Signorini - 1873
By Telemaco Signorini
Located in Roma, IT
Landscape and figures. Signed on plate. Image Dimensions : 15x21 cm. Publisher : Editore Lovera Excellent conditions This artwork is shipped from Italy. Under existing legislation, ...
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1870s Realist Telemaco Signorini Prints and Multiples

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Novembre
By Telemaco Signorini
Located in Roma, IT
Signed the plate with the artist's monogram “TS”lower left. Inscription “C. Lovera imp” lower right. Very rare print from “L'Art in Italia”, 1871.Original Prints. Image Dimensions : ...
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Novembre
Novembre
$1,078 Sale Price
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