Null Théo MAYAN (1860 - 1937): Peasant woman on her mule by the sea. Oil on canv…

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Théo MAYAN (1860 - 1937): Peasant woman on her mule by the sea. Oil on canvas signed lower right (missing parts and accidents). Dim. 66 x 52 cm.

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Théo MAYAN (1860 - 1937): Peasant woman on her mule by the sea. Oil on canvas signed lower right (missing parts and accidents). Dim. 66 x 52 cm.

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