Null Adriaen Brouwer
Oudenaarde ca. 1605 - 1638 Antwerp, attributed
The Violin…

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Adriaen Brouwer Oudenaarde ca. 1605 - 1638 Antwerp, attributed The Violin Player Oil on oak panel 25 x 21 cm, with frame 39 x 35 cm According to the label on the reverse, this painting was examined by Dr Walther Bernt in Munich in 1974.

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Adriaen Brouwer Oudenaarde ca. 1605 - 1638 Antwerp, attributed The Violin Player Oil on oak panel 25 x 21 cm, with frame 39 x 35 cm According to the label on the reverse, this painting was examined by Dr Walther Bernt in Munich in 1974.

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