Null J. PUTZ (19th-20th), Village of Lenggries [summer residence of Adolphe de N…

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J. PUTZ (19th-20th), Village of Lenggries [summer residence of Adolphe de Nassau]. Oil on strong cardboard. Signed lower left. Early 20th century. 18 x 25 cm

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J. PUTZ (19th-20th), Village of Lenggries [summer residence of Adolphe de Nassau]. Oil on strong cardboard. Signed lower left. Early 20th century. 18 x 25 cm

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