Null Joyau, Amédée
(1872 Paris - Fontainebleau 1913). Rentrée des sardiniers, Da…

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Joyau, Amédée (1872 Paris - Fontainebleau 1913). Rentrée des sardiniers, Daouarnenez. Color woodcut on Japan. 16.2 x 40.5, sheet size c. 23 x 49 cm. Lower right st. "EHA". Mounted under passep. and there inscribed, titled and inscribed - Curtis 22. D

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Joyau, Amédée (1872 Paris - Fontainebleau 1913). Rentrée des sardiniers, Daouarnenez. Color woodcut on Japan. 16.2 x 40.5, sheet size c. 23 x 49 cm. Lower right st. "EHA". Mounted under passep. and there inscribed, titled and inscribed - Curtis 22. D

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