Null 19th century Latin American school, Virgin of Mercy- Carved wooden subject …

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19th century Latin American school, Virgin of Mercy- Carved wooden subject treated in polychrome- Misses- H: 26cm without the base- Provenance: Collection of Mme X who lived in Brazil in the 50's - By inheritance to the current owner.

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19th century Latin American school, Virgin of Mercy- Carved wooden subject treated in polychrome- Misses- H: 26cm without the base- Provenance: Collection of Mme X who lived in Brazil in the 50's - By inheritance to the current owner.

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