Null Sturmhoefel, Bernard 1853 Gdansk - 1913 Gdansk
Wide river landscape. Signed…
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Sturmhoefel, Bernard 1853 Gdansk - 1913 Gdansk Wide river landscape. Signed. Oil on canvas, 62 x 90 cm.

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Sturmhoefel, Bernard 1853 Gdansk - 1913 Gdansk Wide river landscape. Signed. Oil on canvas, 62 x 90 cm.

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