Null JOSE CAMARON AND MELIA Segorbe, Castellon (1760) / Madrid (1819) "Academy: …
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JOSE CAMARON AND MELIA Segorbe, Castellon (1760) / Madrid (1819) "Academy: male model", 1783 Graphite on paper with greenish preparation Signed, located and dated: "Camaron drew it in Rome in the year 1783" in the lower left corner. Measurements: 40 x 54.5 cm

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JOSE CAMARON AND MELIA Segorbe, Castellon (1760) / Madrid (1819) "Academy: male model", 1783 Graphite on paper with greenish preparation Signed, located and dated: "Camaron drew it in Rome in the year 1783" in the lower left corner. Measurements: 40 x 54.5 cm

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