Null Nineteenth century
Two black engravings
"1ère fête Flamande Madame la Marqu…

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Nineteenth century Two black engravings "1ère fête Flamande Madame la Marquise de Pompadour" (1st Flemish party) 64 x 81 cm with frame "3ème fête Flamande d'après le tableau original du cabinet de M. Marc René de Voyer Marquise d'Argenson." 69 x 88 cm with frame

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Nineteenth century Two black engravings "1ère fête Flamande Madame la Marquise de Pompadour" (1st Flemish party) 64 x 81 cm with frame "3ème fête Flamande d'après le tableau original du cabinet de M. Marc René de Voyer Marquise d'Argenson." 69 x 88 cm with frame

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