JAPON, XIXe siècle
Couple of pheasants
Ink and colors on silk
Signed and stamped…

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JAPON, XIXe siècle Couple of pheasants Ink and colors on silk Signed and stamped lower right Framed under glass 25 x 30 cm

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JAPON, XIXe siècle

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