ANONYME Two scenes of a Bacchanalian feast in frieze form
Engravings in the wash…

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Two scenes of a Bacchanalian feast in frieze form Engravings in the wash style in bistre (yellowed with vertical median fold, wetness, some traces of folds and stains). Cut to the subject. Frames 14 x 58 cm

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