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Margrit Douglas, 1889 Balgallen/Kurland - 1966Hanover, freelance painter, defamed as degenerate, here flower still life, expressionist depiction, 1920s, signed, inscribed on the back: bouquet coloré, signed again M. Douglas, Defregger Str. 3, work number G 19, approx. 58x50cm, frame, approx. 70x61cm

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Margrit Douglas, 1889 Balgallen/Kurland - 1966Hanover, freelance painter, defamed as degenerate, here flower still life, expressionist depiction, 1920s, signed, inscribed on the back: bouquet coloré, signed again M. Douglas, Defregger Str. 3, work number G 19, approx. 58x50cm, frame, approx. 70x61cm

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