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COURTOIS dit le BOURGUIGNON Jacques, attributed to (1672-1752) Cavalrymen fighting Turks in front of a fortified town; Cavalrymen fighting a wounded cavalryman wounded rider Pair of oils on canvas (old restorations) 82 x 132 cm

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COURTOIS dit le BOURGUIGNON Jacques, attributed to (1672-1752) Cavalrymen fighting Turks in front of a fortified town; Cavalrymen fighting a wounded cavalryman wounded rider Pair of oils on canvas (old restorations) 82 x 132 cm

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