Null MICHELANGELO MAESTRI. Attributed to. Musa with castanet. Gouache on paper
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MICHELANGELO MAESTRI. Attributed to. Musa with castanet. Gouache on paper Composition based on a Pompeian fresco 33x25 cm. Slight defects, specially on the margins. Wear and tear. Rust. Wooden frame.

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MICHELANGELO MAESTRI. Attributed to. Musa with castanet. Gouache on paper Composition based on a Pompeian fresco 33x25 cm. Slight defects, specially on the margins. Wear and tear. Rust. Wooden frame.

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