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Elisabetta Lebrun — Autoportrait — Éditeur: Eliotipia Roberto Hoesch, Milan - Front — Front

Elisabetta Lebrun — Autoportrait — Éditeur: Eliotipia Roberto Hoesch, Milan - Back — Back

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Autoportrait de l'artiste Elisabetta Lebrun, représentée en train de peindre, vêtue d'une robe sombre avec un col blanc et un chapeau orné. Le texte imprimé indique 'ELISABETTA LEBRUN (Autoritratto) Firenze, Galleria Uffizi'. Au verso, l'éditeur est identifié comme 'ELIOTIPIA ROBERTO HOESCH, MILANO' avec l'adresse 'VIA PIETRO CALVI, 8' et le numéro de série 'N. 49'.

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Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: WOB19
Condition: plis, coins légèrement abîmés
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: WOB19

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