Null Robert ALOTT (1850-1910)
The Temple of Venus at Baja, Tunisia
Oil on panel
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Robert ALOTT (1850-1910) The Temple of Venus at Baja, Tunisia Oil on panel Signed lower left R. Alott. Titled on the back 18 x 36.5 cm

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Robert ALOTT (1850-1910) The Temple of Venus at Baja, Tunisia Oil on panel Signed lower left R. Alott. Titled on the back 18 x 36.5 cm

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