Null Jean-Jacques HENNER (1829-1905), entourage of (?). Young woman from behind,…

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Jean-Jacques HENNER (1829-1905), entourage of (?). Young woman from behind, seated in an undergrowth, bare torso. Oil on canvas. Signed "JJ Henner" lower right. An underlying composition also reveals under U.V. a second signature "JJ Henner". 65 x 50 cm.

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Jean-Jacques HENNER (1829-1905), entourage of (?). Young woman from behind, seated in an undergrowth, bare torso. Oil on canvas. Signed "JJ Henner" lower right. An underlying composition also reveals under U.V. a second signature "JJ Henner". 65 x 50 cm.

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