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BRISSOT DE WARVILLE Félix Saturnin, 1818-1892 Hunter and shepherd at the pond oil on canvas (traces of cracking) signed lower left 135 x 217 cm NB: Please note that this lot is available by appointment only.

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BRISSOT DE WARVILLE Félix Saturnin, 1818-1892 Hunter and shepherd at the pond oil on canvas (traces of cracking) signed lower left 135 x 217 cm NB: Please note that this lot is available by appointment only.

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