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Renaud and Armide — Louvre Museum (French School) — Series 35a - Front
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Renaud and Armide — Louvre Museum (French School) — Series 35a

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Representation of the mythological scene 'Renaud and Armide' by French painter François Boucher (1703-1770). The reverse indicates the publisher 'Printed in Paris' and mentions the provenance from the Louvre Museum. The postcard presents a rococo-style illustration with classical figures in an architectural setting.

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Antique postcard (CPA)
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LIH57
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good condition
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