Null Edmond Marie PETITJEAN (1844-1925)
River bank
Oil on canvas
Signed lower le…

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Edmond Marie PETITJEAN (1844-1925) River bank Oil on canvas Signed lower left 46 x 65 cm With frame: 60 x 79 cm (restorations) Oil on canvas, signed lower left, 18.1 x 25.5 in, with frame : 23.6 x 31.1 in

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Edmond Marie PETITJEAN (1844-1925) River bank Oil on canvas Signed lower left 46 x 65 cm With frame: 60 x 79 cm (restorations) Oil on canvas, signed lower left, 18.1 x 25.5 in, with frame : 23.6 x 31.1 in

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