Null RODA LEONARDO (attributed).
Racconigi (CN) 1868 - 1933
"Remembrance of Usse…

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RODA LEONARDO (attributed). Racconigi (CN) 1868 - 1933 "Remembrance of Usseglio (Turin)" 12.5x19, oil on cardboard Purchased by Lucia Barale, wife of Leonardo Roda, in Turin on 31-10-1933 (label on back)

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RODA LEONARDO (attributed). Racconigi (CN) 1868 - 1933 "Remembrance of Usseglio (Turin)" 12.5x19, oil on cardboard Purchased by Lucia Barale, wife of Leonardo Roda, in Turin on 31-10-1933 (label on back)

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