After Henri Frédéric SCHOPIN (1804-1880), engraved by GARNIER.
"Departure of Re…

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After Henri Frédéric SCHOPIN (1804-1880), engraved by GARNIER. "Departure of Rebecca and Jacob at Laban's". Framed engraving, titled in the margin (paper warped, slight tears). Sight size : Height. 75 cm - Width 60 cm

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After Henri Frédéric SCHOPIN (1804-1880), engraved by GARNIE

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