Null Adèle LANDGRAND (1814-1853), née MICHEL
Hunter and his dog in the Franchard…

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Adèle LANDGRAND (1814-1853), née MICHEL Hunter and his dog in the Franchard gorge at Fontainebleau. Oil on canvas signed lower left. Size: 55 x 65 cm. (Restorations)

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Adèle LANDGRAND (1814-1853), née MICHEL Hunter and his dog in the Franchard gorge at Fontainebleau. Oil on canvas signed lower left. Size: 55 x 65 cm. (Restorations)

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