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Joseph Victor CHEMIN (1825-1901) "Mucca nel campo Prova di bronzo dorato. Firmata sulla terrazza e titolata in un cartiglio. Su base ovale in marmo bianco venato di grigio. 13 x 24 cm (Patina usurata e piccole scheggiature nel marmo).

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Joseph Victor CHEMIN (1825-1901) "Mucca nel campo Prova di bronzo dorato. Firmata sulla terrazza e titolata in un cartiglio. Su base ovale in marmo bianco venato di grigio. 13 x 24 cm (Patina usurata e piccole scheggiature nel marmo).

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