Null Georg Holub, 1861 Brno-1919 Vienna, Studies at the academy Vienna, full whe…

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Georg Holub, 1861 Brno-1919 Vienna, Studies at the academy Vienna, full wheat field with birches at the edge of the forest, signed lower right in red, oil/canvas relined on cardboard, slight surface damage, unframed, approx. 56x73cm

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Georg Holub, 1861 Brno-1919 Vienna, Studies at the academy Vienna, full wheat field with birches at the edge of the forest, signed lower right in red, oil/canvas relined on cardboard, slight surface damage, unframed, approx. 56x73cm

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