Unidentifizierter Maler The large character "take" (bamboo) and inscription. Lat…

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The large character "take" (bamboo) and inscription. Late 19th century. Hanging scroll. Ink on paper. Signed and three seals. 91 x 35.2 cm Provenance Private collection, Southern Europe

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