Null Édouard FRAISSE (1880-1945).
Nomad camp in the desert.
Graphite pencil and…

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Édouard FRAISSE (1880-1945). Nomad camp in the desert. Graphite pencil and watercolor on paper, signed lower left in graphite pencil "E. Fraisse". Dimensions: 25x33.2 cm. (Freckles).

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Édouard FRAISSE (1880-1945). Nomad camp in the desert. Graphite pencil and watercolor on paper, signed lower left in graphite pencil "E. Fraisse". Dimensions: 25x33.2 cm. (Freckles).

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