Null Thomas COUTURE (1815-1879), attributed to.

Study of cows.

Charcoal and ch…

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Thomas COUTURE (1815-1879), attributed to. Study of cows. Charcoal and chalk highlights. Bears a monogram in red at the bottom right. H_11,2 cm L_18,3 cm

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Thomas COUTURE (1815-1879), attributed to. Study of cows. Charcoal and chalk highlights. Bears a monogram in red at the bottom right. H_11,2 cm L_18,3 cm

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