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After the painting by Adolf Ulrik Wertmüller (1751-1811). Portrait of Queen Marie-Antoinette in hunting costume. Oval view photograph, silver print, and glass plate. Dimensions: 29x23 cm and 29.5x24 cm. Also included: - Six photographs of the same painting, late 19th century.

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After the painting by Adolf Ulrik Wertmüller (1751-1811). Portrait of Queen Marie-Antoinette in hunting costume. Oval view photograph, silver print, and glass plate. Dimensions: 29x23 cm and 29.5x24 cm. Also included: - Six photographs of the same painting, late 19th century.

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