François-Nicolas MARTINET (1725-1804). Black-tie turtle-dove from the Cape of Go…

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François-Nicolas MARTINET (1725-1804). Black-tie turtle-dove from the Cape of Good Hope. Watercolor etching. 27 x 21.5 cm (spotting)

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François-Nicolas MARTINET (1725-1804). Black-tie turtle-dove

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After François Nicolas Martinet (1731-1800), "Plan du lit de Justice, Tenu par le Roy le 21 Aoust 1756, dans la Grande salle des Gardes au Château de Versailles". Large etching and burin on watermarked laid paper. Nice margin. 63.4 x 42.3 cm Lower left corner missing. Inscription in pencil. Fine spidermoor on reverse. A similar example is conserved at the Château de Versailles et de Trianon under inventory number: V2016.9.1

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