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4. Carle VAN LOO (1705-1765) Study of a head in profile Black pencil and white chalk highlights Formerly annotated lower right " Carle Vanloo". On a France Renaud mount, his stamp on mount lower right (L.1042) 16.5 x 14.5 cm (Small holes).

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4. Carle VAN LOO (1705-1765) Study of a head in profile Black pencil and white chalk highlights Formerly annotated lower right " Carle Vanloo". On a France Renaud mount, his stamp on mount lower right (L.1042) 16.5 x 14.5 cm (Small holes).

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