LUCILE PASSAVANT (1910-2012)
MISE AU TOMBEAU
Suite of two studio sculptures in c…

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LUCILE PASSAVANT (1910-2012) MISE AU TOMBEAU Suite of two studio sculptures in chamotte clay with earth patina, depicting various scenes from Asian life. Stamped "vente Passavants Saint Germain". (Small accidents). A set of two earthenware sculptures, stamped (Tiny chips). H. max 20.5 cm - H 8 1/16 in.

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