Élysée FABRY (1882-1949) Élysée FABRY (1882-1949)
Fonds d'Amblève in Lorée, 1928…

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Élysée FABRY (1882-1949)

Élysée FABRY (1882-1949) Fonds d'Amblève in Lorée, 1928 Oil on canvas Signed lower left: "Elysée Fabry". Titled, dated and countersigned on the back of the canvas 65 x 80 cm

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Élysée FABRY (1882-1949)

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