Null Paul MARCUEYZ (1877-1952)
Eagle flying over a ruined temple.
Watercolor, un…

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Paul MARCUEYZ (1877-1952) Eagle flying over a ruined temple. Watercolor, underlying graphite drawing and pastel enhancement. Signed lower left and dated 1920. 41 x 53.5 cm on view Minor restoration to upper left.

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Paul MARCUEYZ (1877-1952) Eagle flying over a ruined temple. Watercolor, underlying graphite drawing and pastel enhancement. Signed lower left and dated 1920. 41 x 53.5 cm on view Minor restoration to upper left.

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