Null After Georges van der STRAETEN (1856-1928).
Smiling woman with hat.
Bronz…

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After Georges van der STRAETEN (1856-1928). Smiling woman with hat. Bronze bust with shaded red patina, signed and stamped "Société des bronzes de Paris" on the reverse. Height Height : 36 cm

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After Georges van der STRAETEN (1856-1928). Smiling woman with hat. Bronze bust with shaded red patina, signed and stamped "Société des bronzes de Paris" on the reverse. Height Height : 36 cm

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