Null Adolphe Marie BEAUFRERE (1876-1960)
Bretonne à la vache; Le marchand ambula…
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Adolphe Marie BEAUFRERE (1876-1960) Bretonne à la vache; Le marchand ambulant; Bretonne à l'enfant Suite of three black engravings, countersigned lower right, justified lower left 21 x 26 ; 22.5 x 20 ; 17 x 21 cm

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Adolphe Marie BEAUFRERE (1876-1960) Bretonne à la vache; Le marchand ambulant; Bretonne à l'enfant Suite of three black engravings, countersigned lower right, justified lower left 21 x 26 ; 22.5 x 20 ; 17 x 21 cm

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