Birds on a clover leaf — illustration — G.G. n° 979 - Front — Front

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Birds on a clover leaf — illustration — G.G. n° 979

Name: Birds on a clover leaf — illustration — G.G. n° 979
Brand: CPAPHIL
SKU: WZI45
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Illustration of a green clover leaf adorned with three birds and three spectacles, with the cursive text 'Cui je m'attache je meurs'. The reverse indicates the publisher and multilingual mentions 'POSTCARD'.

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Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: WZI45
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Woman and Ducks in a Winter Landscape — drawing by Jeanettet — publisher J. Tessler, no. 46

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Portrait — Henri Matisse — Baltimore Museum of Art

Portrait — Henri Matisse — Baltimore Museum of Art — Back

Birds on a clover leaf — illustration — G.G. n° 979

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