Null Théodore BLANC (1891-1985) & Antoine DEMILLY (1892-1964).
Gondolas in Venic…

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Théodore BLANC (1891-1985) & Antoine DEMILLY (1892-1964). Gondolas in Venice. Vintage silver print mounted on heavy paper. Signed lower right in the margin. 29 x 35 cm.

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Théodore BLANC (1891-1985) & Antoine DEMILLY (1892-1964). Gondolas in Venice. Vintage silver print mounted on heavy paper. Signed lower right in the margin. 29 x 35 cm.

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