Null DEUX-SÈVRES. "Ruins of the Château de SAINT MESMIN at Saint-André-sur-Sèvre…

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DEUX-SÈVRES. "Ruins of the Château de SAINT MESMIN at Saint-André-sur-Sèvre. La Vendée" series by Baron de WISMES. Lithograph by Hubert (30 x 45 cm) Condition B+, foxing.

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DEUX-SÈVRES. "Ruins of the Château de SAINT MESMIN at Saint-André-sur-Sèvre. La Vendée" series by Baron de WISMES. Lithograph by Hubert (30 x 45 cm) Condition B+, foxing.

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