Anton JÄENICKE (1867-1932) zugeschrieben, 'Straße nach L.' / 'Street to L.'
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Anton JÄENICKE (1867-1932) zugeschrieben, 'Straße nach L.' / 'Street to L.' Technique: oil on canvas, framed, Signature: illegibly signed lower right 'A. Ja...' signed, verso on canvas inscribed 'Jaem(ni?)cke-Nr 1', on stretcher inscribed in red 'Straße nach Lu..bav', on stretcher old label with Reichsadler and swastika, Dimensions: 47 x 61.5 cm, Condition: old restoration and retouching, rubbed around the edges

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Anton JÄENICKE (1867-1932) zugeschrieben, 'Straße nach L.' /

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