Null Pierre BILLARD (1900-1971)
View of the village of Peillon
Oil on panel sign…

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Pierre BILLARD (1900-1971) View of the village of Peillon Oil on panel signed lower left Title and artist in black paint on the back Framed 21.5 x 22 cm (Very slight scratches)

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Pierre BILLARD (1900-1971) View of the village of Peillon Oil on panel signed lower left Title and artist in black paint on the back Framed 21.5 x 22 cm (Very slight scratches)

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