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Jules JACQUEMART Le supplicié Mamija Hasimé, assassin d'Européens, devant le Temple de Kamou Kara, 1863, etching, 16 x 24 cm, margins 24.5 x 32 cm (Gonse-Béraldi 313), fine proof on Japon fin printed with a letter-cover. Attached are 6 plates by or after Emmanuel LANDSYER, Ludovic Napoléon LEPIC, Henri LEROLLE and Gustave LEHEUTRE, etchings, fine proofs, the Landsyer and Leheutre plates signed. Set of 7 pieces.

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Jules JACQUEMART Le supplicié Mamija Hasimé, assassin d'Européens, devant le Temple de Kamou Kara, 1863, etching, 16 x 24 cm, margins 24.5 x 32 cm (Gonse-Béraldi 313), fine proof on Japon fin printed with a letter-cover. Attached are 6 plates by or after Emmanuel LANDSYER, Ludovic Napoléon LEPIC, Henri LEROLLE and Gustave LEHEUTRE, etchings, fine proofs, the Landsyer and Leheutre plates signed. Set of 7 pieces.

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