BEFANI Gennaro (1866-1937)
"Odalisque and her slaves by the river".
Oil on panel…

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BEFANI Gennaro (1866-1937) "Odalisque and her slaves by the river". Oil on panel. Height 22 cm x W 27 cm

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BEFANI Gennaro (1866-1937) "Odalisque and her slaves by the river". Oil on panel. Height 22 cm x W 27 cm

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