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Anton Quatal (1736-1809), Landscape with Par Force Hunters, a wide, flat river landscape with a village and several horsemen, accompanied by a dog, on their way into a small wood. The men in elegant baroque dress with tricorn hats. Oil on wood, signed "Quatal" lower left, closed horizontal break with retouching, 29 x 44 cm, framed 37 x 52 cm

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Anton Quatal (1736-1809), Landscape with Par Force Hunters, a wide, flat river landscape with a village and several horsemen, accompanied by a dog, on their way into a small wood. The men in elegant baroque dress with tricorn hats. Oil on wood, signed "Quatal" lower left, closed horizontal break with retouching, 29 x 44 cm, framed 37 x 52 cm

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