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SAINT BARTHÉLEMY, FRENCH-FLAMAN SCHOOL, SECOND HALF OF THE 17th CENTURY in walnut wood (Damage, missing parts and restorations) A wood carved sculpture of Saint Barthelemy, French-Flemish school, second half 17th century HEIGHT. 115 - WIDTH. 44 - PROF. 29 CM - H. 45,3 - L. 17,3 - W. 11,4 IN.

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SAINT BARTHÉLEMY, FRENCH-FLAMAN SCHOOL, SECOND HALF OF THE 17th CENTURY in walnut wood (Damage, missing parts and restorations) A wood carved sculpture of Saint Barthelemy, French-Flemish school, second half 17th century HEIGHT. 115 - WIDTH. 44 - PROF. 29 CM - H. 45,3 - L. 17,3 - W. 11,4 IN.

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