Null GRÜBER Jacques (1870-1936): "Station XII, Jésus meurt sur la Croix" (Statio…

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GRÜBER Jacques (1870-1936): "Station XII, Jésus meurt sur la Croix" (Station XII, Jesus Dies on the Cross), polychrome BAS RELIEF on lap board (chips, small chips). Dim. 76 x 86 cm. Former Xavier de Langlais collection.

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GRÜBER Jacques (1870-1936): "Station XII, Jésus meurt sur la Croix" (Station XII, Jesus Dies on the Cross), polychrome BAS RELIEF on lap board (chips, small chips). Dim. 76 x 86 cm. Former Xavier de Langlais collection.

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