Null EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE, PARIS, 1889 HENRI GUYDO (1868-1930)
Setting the Eif…

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EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE, PARIS, 1889 HENRI GUYDO (1868-1930) Setting the Eiffel Tower ablaze Large color etching, signed lower right in the plate and inscribed "printed on zinc at the Exposition Universelle (Galerie des Machines) by Monrocq on the new Marinoni press". 61 x 45 cm. Framed

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EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE, PARIS, 1889 HENRI GUYDO (1868-1930) Setting the Eiffel Tower ablaze Large color etching, signed lower right in the plate and inscribed "printed on zinc at the Exposition Universelle (Galerie des Machines) by Monrocq on the new Marinoni press". 61 x 45 cm. Framed

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