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Virgin Sorrows in Oracón, surroundings of Juan de Juni, Spanish Romanist school of the 16th century Measurements: 37 x 17 x 12 cm, ex-private collection, former Viñales collection, Madrid.

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Virgin Sorrows in Oracón, surroundings of Juan de Juni, Spanish Romanist school of the 16th century Measurements: 37 x 17 x 12 cm, ex-private collection, former Viñales collection, Madrid.

估价 1 400 - 1 500 EUR
起始价格 650 EUR

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