Null 归功于 Edward Matthew Ward,RA、
英国人,1816-1879-

室内两位优雅的女士;

卡片上的油画,背面铅笔刻有 "E.M.…
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归功于 Edward Matthew Ward,RA、 英国人,1816-1879- 室内两位优雅的女士; 卡片上的油画,背面铅笔刻有 "E.M. Ward RA",15.4 x 19.3 厘米。 出处:英国私人收藏: 私人收藏,英国。

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归功于 Edward Matthew Ward,RA、 英国人,1816-1879- 室内两位优雅的女士; 卡片上的油画,背面铅笔刻有 "E.M. Ward RA",15.4 x 19.3 厘米。 出处:英国私人收藏: 私人收藏,英国。

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