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After Piranesi, Paysage en ruine à l'arc de triomphe n°109. Partially watercolored engraving. 20 x 29.5 cm Enclosed: After André Durand and Octave Saumer, Abside de la cathédrale de Luques. 45 x 63 cm.

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After Piranesi, Paysage en ruine à l'arc de triomphe n°109. Partially watercolored engraving. 20 x 29.5 cm Enclosed: After André Durand and Octave Saumer, Abside de la cathédrale de Luques. 45 x 63 cm.

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