Null Janine Niepce (1921-2007)
Brasserie parisienne, la lecture de France Soir 1…

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Janine Niepce (1921-2007) Brasserie parisienne, la lecture de France Soir 1957 Vintage silver print on paper mounted on cardboard 22.5 x 37 cm Provenance: > Galerie Baudoin Lebon, Paris (label on back) > Collection of Monsieur A., Nice Condition report : Framed

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Janine Niepce (1921-2007) Brasserie parisienne, la lecture de France Soir 1957 Vintage silver print on paper mounted on cardboard 22.5 x 37 cm Provenance: > Galerie Baudoin Lebon, Paris (label on back) > Collection of Monsieur A., Nice Condition report : Framed

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