Null Engraving after the painting "The Father of the family reading the Bible to…

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Engraving after the painting "The Father of the family reading the Bible to his children" by Jean-Baptiste Greuze, engraved by MARTENASIE Pieter Franciscus 40 x 44 cm at sight Framed Louis XVI style baguette wetnesses tasks wear of use Lot sold as is

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Engraving after the painting "The Father of the family reading the Bible to his children" by Jean-Baptiste Greuze, engraved by MARTENASIE Pieter Franciscus 40 x 44 cm at sight Framed Louis XVI style baguette wetnesses tasks wear of use Lot sold as is

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