W. Jentzsch Art
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Storks Bill, Storchschnabel
By W. Jentzsch
Located in Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA
Artist stamp, monogrammed 'W.J.', titled in pencil and numbered in red crayon on back of mount.
Category
20th Century W. Jentzsch Art
Materials
Silver Gelatin
Price Upon Request
Willow Rose, Weideroschen
By W. Jentzsch
Located in Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA
Artist stamp, monogrammed 'W.J.', titled in pencil and numbered in red crayon on back of mount.
Category
20th Century W. Jentzsch Art
Materials
Silver Gelatin
Price Upon Request
Wilde Klematis
By W. Jentzsch
Located in Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA
Artist stamp, monogrammed 'W.J.', titled in pencil and numbered in red crayon on mount verso.
Category
20th Century W. Jentzsch Art
Materials
Silver Gelatin
Price Upon Request
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