Null FRENCH SCHOOL, 1909
Lion devouring its prey
Patinated terra cotta.
Signed E…

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FRENCH SCHOOL, 1909 Lion devouring its prey Patinated terra cotta. Signed E. Bouti (?) and dated 1909. Restorations. H. 18.5 cm Terrace 29 x 14 cm

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FRENCH SCHOOL, 1909 Lion devouring its prey Patinated terra cotta. Signed E. Bouti (?) and dated 1909. Restorations. H. 18.5 cm Terrace 29 x 14 cm

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