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Scheinhammer, Otto, 1897 - 1982, Oil on canvas, mounted on stretcher, Expressionist floral still life in a blue vase, signed lower right, partial paint chips, Scheinhammer studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, large vertical format, 109 cm x 66 cm, in frame, frame bumped lower left (please note shipping instructions)

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Scheinhammer, Otto, 1897 - 1982, Oil on canvas, mounted on stretcher, Expressionist floral still life in a blue vase, signed lower right, partial paint chips, Scheinhammer studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, large vertical format, 109 cm x 66 cm, in frame, frame bumped lower left (please note shipping instructions)

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