Null Roubaud, Franz Alekseevic, 1856 Odessa - 1928 Munich, oil on canvas, mounte…

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Roubaud, Franz Alekseevic, 1856 Odessa - 1928 Munich, oil on canvas, mounted on stretcher, Caucasian horse-drawn sleighs in a wintry landscape, signed lower left, Franz Roubaud was a Russian painter who became known for battle scenes and pictures from Caucasian life, landscape format, 59.5 cm x 83.5 cm, in a magnificent frame with ornamental decoration, frame damaged at the bottom (please note shipping instructions)

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Roubaud, Franz Alekseevic, 1856 Odessa - 1928 Munich, oil on canvas, mounted on stretcher, Caucasian horse-drawn sleighs in a wintry landscape, signed lower left, Franz Roubaud was a Russian painter who became known for battle scenes and pictures from Caucasian life, landscape format, 59.5 cm x 83.5 cm, in a magnificent frame with ornamental decoration, frame damaged at the bottom (please note shipping instructions)

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