CÍRCULO DE ELENA RECCO (Nápoles, hacia 1654-Madrid,1715)
Still life of fish on t…

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CÍRCULO DE ELENA RECCO (Nápoles, hacia 1654-Madrid,1715) Still life of fish on the shore . Antique Painting . Oil on canvas. Size: 74 x 91 cm

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CÍRCULO DE ELENA RECCO (Nápoles, hacia 1654-Madrid,1715)

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