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SEEBERGER Samuel (1875/1897). "The Calanques". Oil on panel signed lower left in double ink. 36 x 47 cm. Beautiful molded frame painted with olive leaves.

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SEEBERGER Samuel (1875/1897). "The Calanques". Oil on panel signed lower left in double ink. 36 x 47 cm. Beautiful molded frame painted with olive leaves.

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