Null Jakob Samuel WEIBEL (1771-1846) 

'Cappelen bey Aarberg', Pieterlen, Bargen…
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Jakob Samuel WEIBEL (1771-1846) 'Cappelen bey Aarberg', Pieterlen, Bargen, Kalnach and Radelfingen 5 Aquatint on paper, dated 1823 and 1824 each approx. 10 x 16.5 cm, frame: from 19 x 25.5 cm to 32 x 26 cm

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Jakob Samuel WEIBEL (1771-1846) 'Cappelen bey Aarberg', Pieterlen, Bargen, Kalnach and Radelfingen 5 Aquatint on paper, dated 1823 and 1824 each approx. 10 x 16.5 cm, frame: from 19 x 25.5 cm to 32 x 26 cm

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