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MARIE ANTOINETTE BOULARD-DEVÉ. Maternity, Vietnam. Charcoal on paper stuck to hardboard Signed and located in Vietnam. Made circa 1926. 39x25 cm. Moisture stains and folds.

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MARIE ANTOINETTE BOULARD-DEVÉ. Maternity, Vietnam. Charcoal on paper stuck to hardboard Signed and located in Vietnam. Made circa 1926. 39x25 cm. Moisture stains and folds.

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