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Aquarelle chinoise Representation of a LIAO theater character holding a small rooster in his mouth. Watercolor on cut cardboard pasted on a black-on-beige floral wallpaper background, framed under glass. China, 20th c. 27x33cm

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Aquarelle chinoise Representation of a LIAO theater character holding a small rooster in his mouth. Watercolor on cut cardboard pasted on a black-on-beige floral wallpaper background, framed under glass. China, 20th c. 27x33cm

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