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Hans Pleydenwurff — Portrait of Count Georges de Lœwenstein — School of Nuremberg, 1464 — Service Commercial Monuments Historiques, Paris - Front — Front

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Black and white portrait of an elderly man holding a book, attributed to the School of Nuremberg around 1464. The reverse indicates the publisher 'Service Commercial Monuments Historiques, Grand Palais, Avenue Alexandre-III, Paris' and mentions the 'Germanisches Nationalmuseum' in Nuremberg. The postcard is dated 1944 on the reverse.

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Type: Modern postcard (CPM)
Reference: DNZV41
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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