Null PRINS Pierre (1838-1913)
Copper dish, jug, stoneware and brioche
Pastel, si…

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PRINS Pierre (1838-1913) Copper dish, jug, stoneware and brioche Pastel, signed lower left 60 x 44 cm Exhibition: - "Natures mortes par Pierre Prins", Galerie Georges Petit, Paris, March 1-15, 1910, no. 37 - Images de la vie silencieuse, La nature morte au XIXe siècle", Musée Eugène Bourdin, Honfleur, 1996, no. 72 Barrie-Chevalier Collection

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PRINS Pierre (1838-1913) Copper dish, jug, stoneware and brioche Pastel, signed lower left 60 x 44 cm Exhibition: - "Natures mortes par Pierre Prins", Galerie Georges Petit, Paris, March 1-15, 1910, no. 37 - Images de la vie silencieuse, La nature morte au XIXe siècle", Musée Eugène Bourdin, Honfleur, 1996, no. 72 Barrie-Chevalier Collection

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