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Beautiful French Watercolor 1940's " Désir à la Française"
Located in Paris, FR
Beautiful drawing gouache signed Helen, French artist of the 40's representing a couple in a love affair near a river in the countryside.
The artist has perfectly translated the sexy...
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1940s Modern Nude Drawings and Watercolors
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Délivrance
By Juliette Rahban
Located in Paris, FR
Crayon pencil drawing on paper with pigments.
Psychological, critical, strong and sensitive, creative and poetic one of a kind piece of art.
For more information about the drawing, the artist, please contact Parisian Parrots...
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Sans titre
By Francine Auvrouin
Located in Paris, FR
One of a kind Drawing.
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Mariama
By Francine Auvrouin
Located in Paris, FR
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La côte bretonne – Hommage à Benoit Mandelbrot
By Francine Auvrouin
Located in Paris, FR
One of a kind Drawing, large size.
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Djouher
By Francine Auvrouin
Located in Paris, FR
One of a kind Drawing in large size.
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Alice
By Francine Auvrouin
Located in Paris, FR
Drawing , large size, one of a kind.
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Beautiful French Watercolor 1940's " Désir à la Française"
Located in Paris, FR
Beautiful drawing gouache signed Helen, French artist of the 40's representing a couple in a love affair near a river in the countryside.
The artist has perfectly translated the sexy...
Category
1940s Modern Nude Drawings and Watercolors
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Watercolor, Gouache
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