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No. 2 caricature engravings of the costumes of the trades of the 17th ce…

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() No. 2 caricature engravings of the costumes of the trades of the 17th cent. MM 270 x 308 in frame CM 27 x 37, MM 115 x 230 in frame cm 20 x 32 Etching on virgin paper

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() No. 2 caricature engravings of the costumes of the trades of the 17th cent. MM 270 x 308 in frame CM 27 x 37, MM 115 x 230 in frame cm 20 x 32 Etching on virgin paper

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