TITIEN (after) - Félix BRACQUEMOND (engraver)
THE DUKE OF URBIN AND HIS SON
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TITIEN (after) - Félix BRACQUEMOND (engraver) THE DUKE OF URBIN AND HIS SON Engraving on paper signed lower left in the plate, proof without the title letter, printed by Salmon 17.4 x 10.7 cm (scratches) History: Created to illustrate the catalog of the San Donato gallery sale in 1870.

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TITIEN (after) - Félix BRACQUEMOND (engraver)

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